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Completed my first project with an Arduino-like board.
It's a device to save aperture and shutter speed when using a film camera, and it also works as a light meter in a pinch.
Source code and more details available on GitHub: https://github.com/alesgenova/film-memo
Finally developed the film roll from our recent "winter" vacation, maybe I'll post a few photos in the next days
My frugal setup:
📷 Chinon CM-5
🔍 Chinon 50mm f1.9
🎞️ Kodak Gold 200
💻 Edited with #darktable
Last sunset of this vacation.
It's snowing in Upstate NY right now, it'll be hard go back to reality tomorrow!
About to compete in my first official #RichardBurnsRally event.
My pace is good, but I make too many mistakes, it'll be a miracle if I make it to the end.
@jonn I'm gonna try to stream it here: https://youtu.be/LR25pb5nUDg
Starting the #SimRacing #RallyAzores after lunch.
Drove a shake-down and it didn't go too well. Spent a minute in a [beautifully-made ditch].
The car is in one piece, which is matters a lot.
The goal is, as usual, to survive the rally. It's just under 50km, so shouldn't be too hard.
When I decided to try out #filmphotography I didn't want to invest money in a proper negative scanning setup (yes, I'm shamelessly cheap).
So I put together a DSLR scanning setup using mostly parts I had laying around.
Here it is in all its glory:
- PVC pipe from home depot
- Old DSLR camera
- 50mm lens with 36mm extension tube
- Cardboard film holder
- Random daylight lamp
Hope to inspire other fellow "frugal" people :)
Edited with #darktable #photography
Got the first snow of the year in Albany last night. It was kinda pretty, but don't need any more of it, thanks!
Only 4 short months to go before the motorcycle comes out of again 🙄
Jons Mostovojs