RVP 100F + Flexaret

[koji]

My Flexaret is the second from the left in this photo, I guess its type is V (no confidence). It sports Czeck's Planar BELAR 3.5/80.



The following B&W photos are not by intention, the EDP shop screwed up POS by developing C41 instead of using E6.
So I decided to scan in B&W including image by Rolleiflex, which was also screwed up at the same time.
The following two images get contrast boosted up 60%.



The same scene in the above, this is by Rolleiflex 2.8F + RVP 100F. This image has more contrast than Belar 3.5/80 with boosted contrast.


This one was recovered by Photoshop, also done by Flexaret Belar 3.5/80.


I do not have this camera any more, so this is the last opportunity to show images from Flexaret.

Oh, I should put this on "slide photography" section.....

[Nesster]

Intersting cameras and results from such a screw-up.

I'd be curious to see what these cross processed ...slides... actually look like

[koji]

For Nesster,

Scanned as positive from the original (screwed up) slide film, looks like negative film.



The both are inverted by PSE.



Natural colour in outside looses balance totally, but under artificial light it may not be too bad.

Actually there was photo-fashion going on among photographic class in down town Toronto school when I asked
the shop to develop my positives. The EDP shop did exactly what students were doing for their artistic works !#@%.
They develop positive film as negative one.....

[Nesster]

Next for you to try: re-roll the film in backwards, i.e. backing out and emulsion to the back. Then you get cross-processed red-scale which seems to be the avant of all gardes