Friday, January 4, 2019

Minolta a7000 (1985)

Camera: Minolta a7000 (1985)
Lens: Minolta AF Zoom 35-105 1:3.5(22)-4.5
Film: Ultrafine EXTREME 100@200 (bulk-load)


1. I was not satisfied with the results of the earlier Fujicolor EXTRA 400 because the film was and the multi-exposure outcomes.

 2. The true outcome of the lens could not be justified that I decided to reshoot but using BnW film.

3. This was because it is easier to control the results in BnW developing as compared to C-41 process.

4. Whenever necessary I had to use exposure compensation when i realised later that the camera has exposure lock feature.






























Minolta a7000 (1985)

Camera: Minolta a7000 (1985)
Lens: Minolta AF Zoom 35-105 1:3.5(22)-4.5
Film: Fujicolor SUPERIA X-TRA 400
(walmart)


1. This was one of those film that came with a camera or may be bought loose.

2. The leader was out so I assumed that it was not yet shot.

3. Upon developing only you realised that it had been shot before.

4. The negative became multi-exposure.