Camera: LC-A+, film: fuji superia x-tra 400 (pushed to 1600)
The first film roll I used in my LC-A+ camera during my Japan trip was a 400 iso one. However, stupid me had the LC-A+ set to 1600 instead, and did not realize this fact until the very end of the roll. So at that point I was fearing for the worst and expected my first shots of Tokyo - which in my mind were supposed to be everything magical and magnificent - end up being completely underexposed and dark and awful. Yeah, heart breaking stuff. Luckily, someone gave me valuable film developing advice: get it push processed. The result? The complete opposite from what I feared. The colours are so vibrant and really pop! Heart break avoided! Happy accidents can be fun.
14 little notes:
I'm so glad these worked out, they look wonderful!
I love the sunlight in the first picture! It gives me the feeling of solaris film. Lovely,
Such lovely colors... Happy accidents are a LOT of fun, these are beautiful. :)
They look great. I want those lamps
Beautiful, the colors are amazing.
I must experiment with film sometime. Glad you got it sorted out in the end, they look great.
The colours are exceptional!
never tried push processing but these are absolutely lovely!
I love the green phone :) I'm glad you're happy with your photos - they look great from what we've seen!
Your photos are absolutely gorgeous! So happy it worked out okay.
beautiful, beautiful photography! thank you for sharing!
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i remember about pushing film from taking analog photo classes back in the days when i developed the film myself. i NEVER would have remember that trick these days though if you hadn't mentioned it. as always, beautiful photos.
I would have never known about push processing if you didn't post this. Stunning colours.
i'm so glad to hear you were able to salvage this roll of film. three cheers for push processing!
the colors are truly exceptional, anna. i like that green telephone :)
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