Result for ActionSampler Flash

I've got back pictures from my ActionSampler Flash (along with its negative.....it's quite strange since I haven't touch any negatives in the last 7 years or so LOL).

So....starting with open the package, check the negative and CD (I didn't print out the picture, instead I put them into the CD-R)...my heart beat faster than ever....and the result

(Drum rolling.....................)

They turned out not so bad. Above are 4 example pictures I took. The first two (top) were taken when I wasn't moving, but the model moved. The last two (bottom) were taken when I was the one who moved, while the model basically stay put.

I can't denied there are lots of noise on the picture, those pictures were taken with Fuji Film Superia iso 200 (only 200......ghee....I feeling snob of playing with my ISO on "A" mode on my D-SLR hahahahahaha). But they actually gives more artistic touch to the picture. What I like most is the effect that made when I turn the camera in a spiral movement, look at those leaves behind subject !

Overall, I could say, this first test with my second toycam (the first one should be my Diana F+) is considering "quite successful", so I think...I am ready to roll with another roll of film for another round of fun and original pictures.

*_* Novita

Greetings from the Alps

Hi, my name is Novita. I am making this special blog to share experiences and tips of traveling. I could say that I travelling quite a lot, and on the other hand, my family owns our own travel agent, which is a perfect combination in term of finding a destination and sharing tips with all of you guys. I regreted I didn't start it earlier, but, better late than never.

I live in Crans-Montana, which is located in on of the best ski-resort in Switzerland. My favorite destination, unlike my fellow Swiss who loves to do the sun-bathing, is cold-country a.k.a extreme northern hemisphere countries LOL, but since other member of my family love beaches, sometimes, we just went south.

My other passion is taking picture. I love to take artistic macro and landscape pictures, but while I am on inspection, I have no choice but taking the "detail reporter" pictures too :( More or less, I could also share a bit of my knowledge about camera, lenses, etc.

I am not only want to share idea, but also would love to listen from all of you. Feel free to left me a comment, but I do appreciate some courtesy since this is a public forum.

*Novita*