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Before coming to this class, I always shoot images with the available functions of the digital camera without fully understand how it works. With this workshop, I become conscious of every choice I made to build my own camera. I built a slit-scan camera without a shutter speed and I count the exposure time manually.  
Before coming to this class, I always shoot images with the available functions of the digital camera without fully understand how it works. With this workshop, I become conscious of every choice I made to build my camera. I built a slit-scan camera without a shutter speed and I count the exposure time manually.
 
One thing I like about analogue photography is: the photos don’t always come out exactly how I want it. There are many manual things to control and the photos don’t always turn out how I think they will. When I get the negatives back, it could be completely different from what I saw. There is always three distinct thought process when I work with analogue photography:
 
Before the shoot: Think of what effects I want with my picture and how to shoot it
 
After the shoot: Take note about my settings when I was shooting and my expectations
 
Scan film into digital: Evaluate result, compare to my expectations and think about what could be changed to get better results.
Analogue photography makes me work with what I've got and it has the time-delayed effects to make me think throughout about my photos.




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'''First roll'''
'''First shoot'''
[[File:slitscan.jpeg|10 Oct 2019]]
[[File:slitscan.jpeg|10 Oct 2019]]


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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WeVsVHrjQ0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WeVsVHrjQ0
'''Replacing slit slide'''
[[File:Brokenslitslide.jpeg| 300px]]
Broken slit slide
[[File:Newslitslide.jpeg| 350px]]
New slit slide




<big>'''20.10.2019'''</big>
<big>'''20.10.2019'''</big>
<big>'''Second shoot'''</big>


[[File:Slitscan201019.jpeg| Second shoot]]
[[File:Slitscan201019.jpeg| Second shoot]]
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Immersion Transitions - VR Light Leaks
Immersion Transitions - VR Light Leaks
https://youtu.be/lsOYmZVugPo
https://youtu.be/lsOYmZVugPo
<big>'''6.11.2019'''</big>
<big>'''Third shoot'''</big>
[[File:Thirdshoot.jpeg| 500px]]
A diptych of the same view from 8 pm to 9 pm
[[File:Thirdshoot1.jpeg| 900px]]
Contactsheet of 3rd film roll
[[File:Contactsheet-thirdshoot.jpeg| 800px]]
<big>'''Fourth shoot'''</big>
[[File:Annalisa.jpeg| 1000px]]

Latest revision as of 17:22, 5 December 2019

10.10.2019

Before coming to this class, I always shoot images with the available functions of the digital camera without fully understand how it works. With this workshop, I become conscious of every choice I made to build my camera. I built a slit-scan camera without a shutter speed and I count the exposure time manually.

One thing I like about analogue photography is: the photos don’t always come out exactly how I want it. There are many manual things to control and the photos don’t always turn out how I think they will. When I get the negatives back, it could be completely different from what I saw. There is always three distinct thought process when I work with analogue photography:

Before the shoot: Think of what effects I want with my picture and how to shoot it

After the shoot: Take note about my settings when I was shooting and my expectations

Scan film into digital: Evaluate result, compare to my expectations and think about what could be changed to get better results.

Analogue photography makes me work with what I've got and it has the time-delayed effects to make me think throughout about my photos.


First tryout

Location: Rotterdam central station

Why: The Metro always go through a black tunnel to get to the next station and it gives me the feeling of time and space displacement. Therefore, I want to try achieving that visual effect through my slit-scan camera.

-Shutter speed time for each photo: 15s - 30s

-Distance between camera and subject: 2 meters minimum


What did I experience?

-Because I have to roll the film strip constantly, it got stuck halfway and I had to come to a dark place, open the back and fix it.

-My slit slide was wobbly made out of cardboard, which was thick and did not has a straight slit line

-Out of focus

-I didn't have a tripod, my camera was shaking when I rolled the film


What do I do next?

-Replace camera slit slide (thinner than the previous one)

-Find a box or something to keep the camera stable

-Reduce the shooting distance to 1 meter


First shoot 10 Oct 2019

Moving images tryout 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXplQQ1brYo

Moving images tryout 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WeVsVHrjQ0

Replacing slit slide

Brokenslitslide.jpeg Broken slit slide

Newslitslide.jpeg New slit slide


20.10.2019

Second shoot

Second shoot

Moving images tryout 3

Immersion Transitions - VR Light Leaks https://youtu.be/lsOYmZVugPo


6.11.2019

Third shoot


Thirdshoot.jpeg


A diptych of the same view from 8 pm to 9 pm Thirdshoot1.jpeg


Contactsheet of 3rd film roll Contactsheet-thirdshoot.jpeg

Fourth shoot

Annalisa.jpeg