Aengus MacNaughtonSee the picture of the ‘camera’ and film — Nikon Pronea 6i APS SLR (essentially many of the same features as the first Nikon APS-C DSLRS — my first one croaked during the Feb shoot, luckily I had a spare since they are cheap!) and expired Kodak 400 APS film 25 exposure. Using Nikon F-mount AF lenses (Nikkor AF 28-85mm and Nikon AF 50mm f1.8). Camera and lenses are clean and work very well (maybe!)— but the film was last produced in 2011 — I am using expired film in canisters and this one had a date of 7/99. The more ‘normal’ the images look, the newer the film must be — in this case this film is pretty taosted! Since expired film loses sensitivity over time and conditions (I have no idea how these were stored), I am shooting these at ISO 100.
These shots are mostly abstracts, ‘artsy’ and playing with soft/out-of-focus and depth of field. I had a feeling that this roll would come out looking *very* expired.
These are unedited scans from The Darkroom in California where I had the film processed.
