Friday, July 31
Thursday, July 30
(the title is a HUGE smiling face, hindi lang kasya)
Turning billiard junkie.
Wednesday, July 29
Egyptian Architecture - shit.
Ooh la la.
Tuesday, July 28
According to Google...
Monday, July 27
Sunday, July 26
Para Kay B ni Ricky Lee
Sunday, July 19
Friday, July 17
You.
Wednesday, July 15
Monday, July 13
FINALLY!
Friday, July 10
Lomo-life.
Holga vs. Diana
Holga vs. Diana+
Film: both take 120
Negatives: Both shoot 12 5.2×5.2cm negs
Holga can shoot 16 frames as a rectangular 5.2×4.2 , Diana can shoot 16 square frames 4.2×4.2
Both have tripod sockets.
Shutter:
Both have 1 shutter speed, and B (bulb) for long exposures.
Aperture:
Holga has only 1 aperture (2 aperture settings, but same aperture)
Diana has 3 apertures.
Diana+ has a pinhole aperture and removable lens for pinhole photographs.
Holga has a hotshoe, Diana has no flash provision.
Better lens quality? Holga camera is slightly sharper. Does this make it better? Many would argue it puts the Holga in the minus column.
Diana has a handy little plastic tool to hold shutter open for long exposures. Holga does not, but you can purchase a shutter release attachment that is easier to use with a cable release. For night photography, the Holga with accessory cable release attachment has the edge.
Cost:
Holga is $25, Diana+ is $50. (http://www.bhphotovideo.com)
Results: almost even. If you plan on doing lots of night or flash photography, get the Holga. If you would like to also explore the world of pinhole photography as well as plastic camera photography, get the Diana+
For the best of both worlds, get both!
Reblogged from http://dianacamera.com/archives/50.
Wednesday, July 8
Amnesia.
* Aging
* Alzheimer's disease
* Neurodegenerative illness
* Head trauma or injury
* Hysteria - including fugues - often accompanied by confusion
* Seizures - epileptic, or Jacksonian
* General anesthetics such as halothane, isoflurane, and fentanyl
* Alcoholism
* Stroke or transient ischemic attack (TIA)
* Transient global amnesia
* Drugs such as barbiturates or benzodiazepines
* Electroconvulsive therapy (especially if prolonged)
* Temporal lobe brain surgery
* Brain masses (caused by tumors or infection)
* Herpes encephalitis
* Other brain infections
* Depression