here is what my next camera looks like.

its the Yashica Electro 35 GSN rangefinder!! it was made in the 70s. finally ive got myself a rangefinder. whats cool is that it has a f1.7 aperture, thats fast! it uses film too!! oh and its also vintage :D
its the Yashica Electro 35 GSN rangefinder!! it was made in the 70s. finally ive got myself a rangefinder. whats cool is that it has a f1.7 aperture, thats fast! it uses film too!! oh and its also vintage :D
now just to let you guys know what this camera does. its an old school film camera.
yes it uses that little rolls of photographic film. no silicon sensors in this camera. you even have to manually wind the film after each photo is taken, and once you've spent all the pictures, you gotta manually rewind it back into the roll too!
besides that, this camera has a minitar 1 32mm f2.8 lens. this lens suposedly gives super high saturation and contrast, which i have no idea how true that is. the lever on the right of the lens is the manual focus setting. this camera has 4 zones for focusing which are 0.8m, 1.5m, 3m and infinity.
the LC-A+ also has a hotshoe, so you are able to attach an external flash onto it.
some of the things that makes the LC-A+ different from the original LC-A is that it doesnt have an aperture setting and the LC-A+ has an added lever for chreating multiple exposures on one frame.
oh and it also has an expanded ASA setting to 1600 and can take the wire release and some other acessories like the fisheye adaptor.
all in all its quite a cool camera. it was originally a russian camera created by the soviet union. well actually it was a copy of a japanese camera, the cosina CX-1. but now production has been moved to china becuase the LOMO company in russia shut down their camera division a number of years ago.
so this camera like all cameras being sold by the lomographic society international, has super inflated prices.
anyway i think you guys are super confused and dont understand what im thinking. if you want to know more, look up LOMO LC-A+ on google.
btw, i would show you some of the shots that i took, but i'd have to get the film scanned into the computer, which costs money, so forget that.
cya
i finally got myself an external flash for my camera.
this model is called the FL-36. reason why is because at iso 100, this flash can light up a subject 36 meters away. it has an AF assist lamp, which totally helps with focusing in the dark. the head can be turned, so now i can bounce the flash, and its just cool la.
now i can finally shoot gigs properly.
here is some photos of one buck short's event at the loft. it was their album launch and i just stopped by to get some shots and party a little.
before i begin, this is a picture of ted. a really bad picture of him...and some more. see if you can spot ted again.
alright, enough of the band, here are pics of the ppl at the event.
this is thomas, a new addition to camp5. he comes from france.
this is wan, with a chick which i can't recall her name. wan is a colleague of mine from camp5
a picture of the crowd. see of you can spot thomas.
and lastly, the 2 white guys with really wierd hair styles. can you spot them? the one with the black leather jacket, and the one in purple. they look like they came out of an austin powers movie.
here is a picture of the sun which brightened our day at marche.
thats jiameei on the left and jolene on the right.
and this is one of me, jox and shahpur. shahpur looks like he is having an orgasm or something...
so after hanging out at marche for a while, we decided to head over to 1 utama to visit the batting cages.
so here is another one of us at the batting cages.
need i put a caption on this picture?
man... yet again i feel really lazy to type out an entry, so ill let the pictures do the talking, with me placing some captions and stuff...
jocelyn and jolene posing for the camera. come to think of it, i have no idea why people, including myself, strike up a pose whenever a camera is pointed their way....
alright this picture seriously looks like a family portrait.
jon boodvile says that it represents hope!
whee!!