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A while ago someone told me that it's possible to make prints of your mobile screen in the darkroom, by simply putting your screen on inverted color. Instead of placing a negative and adjusting your exposure, you can place your phone in the holder and try out different types of manually exposing. | A while ago someone told me that it's possible to make prints of your mobile screen in the darkroom, by simply putting your screen on inverted color. Instead of placing a negative and adjusting your exposure, you can place your phone in the holder and try out different types of manually exposing. | ||
I was really curious about what would happen if I | I was really curious about what would happen if I captured my screen while playing a video. For this experiment I picked a clip of my grandpapa washing his dog Bingo. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:12, 27 September 2020
Bingo gets a Bath (2019)
A while ago someone told me that it's possible to make prints of your mobile screen in the darkroom, by simply putting your screen on inverted color. Instead of placing a negative and adjusting your exposure, you can place your phone in the holder and try out different types of manually exposing.
I was really curious about what would happen if I captured my screen while playing a video. For this experiment I picked a clip of my grandpapa washing his dog Bingo.
