How does this thing work /p/

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Anonymous 02/27/15 (Fri) 13:13:51 No.334

How does this thing work /p/

Anonymous 02/27/15 (Fri) 16:25:34 No.337

You mean "how do I mount left thing on right thing"? Choose small aperture on right thing (you will get better quality this way) and think out your own mount without light leaks.

Try multiple aperture values on right thing. You will get softer images at opened aperture.

Anonymous 02/28/15 (Sat) 07:34:00 No.338

Left is a nikon mount lens, doesn't go on that camera.

Anonymous 03/03/15 (Tue) 20:02:29 No.342

>>338
http://digital-photography-school.com/reverse-mounting-your-prime-lenses-for-affordable-macro-photography/

The fact that it can't be easily mounted does not mean that it should not be.

Anonymous 04/20/15 (Mon) 23:08:39 No.372

Ok so I've shot a roll of 120 film and got it developed. I got back a big roll of negatives that are about 5.5cm by 5.5cm each. What can I do with the negatives, can I get them converted into a bigger print?

Anonymous 04/21/15 (Tue) 18:32:16 No.385

>>372

>What can I do with the negatives, can I get them converted into a bigger print?

Converted to print? You mean, printed? Of course you can, 55x55mm will give you A3 with excellent quality even when looking closely.