TtV

[Epimetheus]

I guess this would be the proper sub forum for this because of the toy camera kind of quality on these:
http://markuspuustinen.com/galleriat/07/10/ttv_through_the_viewfinder/


I had to take a break from my rangefinder and shot these with a technique called TtV. Details on my blog:
http://markuspuustinen.com/index.php?entry=entry071021-211110

What do you think?

[Todd.Hanz]

pretty cool!

[steverett]

Cool! I like these a lot. It's good to mix up techniques once in a while, just so you see things in a fresh way again.

[Ducky]

Nice idea, excellent and interesting results.
Don't you love duct tape?

[Morca007]

I've seen some other work done in this manner, and I never quite 'got' how it's done, especially with cameras that don't have huge waist level VFs!

[lZr]

I think you can try also the Lensbaby swet spot idea, but I can't really understand your point from the samples

[Epimetheus]

I think you can try also the Lensbaby swet spot idea, but I can't really understand your point from the samples

The point is in experimenting with something new or new to me at least (it’s not my idea originally). I also do it because of the results which look different than anything my other gear can do. They are kind of digitally made Holga pictures. Unholy ******* of analog and digital.

I also have a Lensbaby but don’t think results from that resembles anything even close to these. These are much crappier and in a different way ;)

[lZr]

Look at some winners (occasionally) at http://lensbabies.com/training-center/forum/list.php?1
I have LB2 and like the results. Sometimes they are superb.

[sweathog]

That's a pretty cool idea. I may have to try that out sometime.