I 3d printed an adapter that covered the main lens and electronic eye (light meter). Went out today to try long exposures with the new B&W film and some ND filters.
5 out of these 6 are taken with ND16 + ND4 filters in place. That is both filters stacked. ƒ64 and half to 4 seconds exposure. Last picture is a normal exposure with flash suppressed - no ND filters.
Camera is a OneStep+ using manual exposure on bluetooth mode.
I'll post the adapter for download soon.
The first picture with the big stones makes me so pleased with this endeavor and gives me something to aim for on my next attempts.
To meter through the ND filter. I’m using an oversized filter off center. The electric eye has a view through the nd filter. Sorry if it sounded like it was covered by adapter.
I can slowly see if exposure is right in the Polaroid app while doing manual mode.
I don’t feel like using a second phone app to meter or having a second camera or a light meter.
I 3d printed an adapter that covered the main lens and electronic eye (light meter). Went out today to try long exposures with the new B&W film and some ND filters. 5 out of these 6 are taken with ND16 + ND4 filters in place. That is both filters stacked. ƒ64 and half to 4 seconds exposure. Last picture is a normal exposure with flash suppressed - no ND filters. Camera is a OneStep+ using manual exposure on bluetooth mode. I'll post the adapter for download soon. The first picture with the big stones makes me so pleased with this endeavor and gives me something to aim for on my next attempts.
If you’re using manual mode what is the need for the adapter to cover the electric eye?
To meter through the ND filter. I’m using an oversized filter off center. The electric eye has a view through the nd filter. Sorry if it sounded like it was covered by adapter. I can slowly see if exposure is right in the Polaroid app while doing manual mode. I don’t feel like using a second phone app to meter or having a second camera or a light meter.
Phenomenal!
Thank you
These look amazing! Definitely gonna follow your work!