Tipster on Lomography

Diana Lens Cap Splitzer

2010-09-04T21:00:00Z

posted by paramir on September 04, 2010 in Tipster, 6 comments so far
Tags: camera modification, quickie tipster, tipster, splitzer, simple, easy, diana, diy, split photo, diana f+, and lens cap

Simple and easy to make Diana F+ splitzer, and you probably have all the ingredients at home!

E6 Processing with Expired Chemistries

2010-09-02T22:00:00Z

posted by stouf on September 02, 2010 , 7 comments so far
Tags: development, film, lab rat, tipster, homemade processing, E6, expired, chemistries, and Jobo

One of the unexpected joys of homemade processing: using expired chemistries.

Exhibit Your World with Fotoclips!

2010-08-31T12:38:00Z

posted by panelomo on August 31, 2010 , 7 comments so far
Tags: lomo in the home, decoration, tipster, fotoclips, panelomo, clips, photos, lomography, and review

Do you scan your negatives and keep it in your hard drives? Do you show your photos to your friends via your iPhones or Blackberries and even at your Facebook pages too, ya? Well, its time to come out and SHOW your photos (literally!).

The Advance Technique - A Tipster for Diana Multi Pinhole Operator

2010-08-29T18:00:00Z

posted by mephisto19 on August 29, 2010 , 10 comments so far 0 submissions so far
Tags: film, advance technique, diana multi pinhole operator, mephisto19, art, handicraft, camera, and quickie tipster

An easy but effective technique for your beloved Diana Multi Pinhole Operator!

Lomo in the Home! - Window Coverings

2010-08-26T23:00:00Z

posted by jblaze823 on August 26, 2010 , 9 comments so far
Tags: handicraft, decoration, art, tipster, print, pen, tape, photos, window, gift, present, love, scissors, fotoclips, lomo tipster, and Lomo in the Home!

How I use my Lomography photos and fotoclips to decorate my house, give a gift to my wife, and block the sun… all in one!!! All you need is a some photos and a few household items, lets give it a go…

Origami Bank Notes SLR Camera

2010-08-24T12:00:00Z

posted by mijonju on August 24, 2010 , 10 comments so far
Tags: GAS, art, handicraft, decoration, tutorial, tipster, origami, mijonju, euro, yen, and dollar

If you’re having that kind of camera itch that your current funds wouldn’t suffice at the moment, then you can consider this tipster as a kind healthy therapy that can sedate you from being a whiny kid.

How to Scan Sprockets with Different Scanners

2010-08-21T03:00:00Z

posted by shoujoai on August 21, 2010 , 7 comments so far
Tags: scanning, sprockets, canon, HP scanjet, Scangear, middle format, Diana, Holga, 35mm back, and Perforation

Did you ever wonder how people get this nice sprocket holes on their pictures? Get yourself a medium format camera and a scanner and start making you own! I did it with two different scanners and would like to share the results with you. Perhaps you also have a scanner at home that is capable to do it!

Postcards from Hyperspace

2010-08-19T15:00:00Z

posted by herbert-4 on August 19, 2010 , 7 comments so far
Tags: tipster, Flowers, Doubles, Fractals, Minolta SR505, and Postcards from Hyperspace

By a several special requests, here’s how the fractal doubles were made. This really too simple for a Tipster!

How to Perfect the Skill of Not Thinking while Taking Pictures.

2010-08-14T02:00:00Z

posted by vas_vas on August 14, 2010 , 31 comments so far
Tags: tipster, drunk, wasted, oblivious, not-thinking, shit-faced, unconscious, half-conscious, and drink

We all know the Lomography rule: Don’t think! I found a way to switch off the brain completely. It’s very easy! All you have to do is drink, drink, drink and drink some more. These are my experiences with shit-faced-photography. Cheers!

Even More Fun with Holga Filter Set

2010-08-08T23:00:00Z

posted by breakphreak on August 08, 2010 , 0 comments so far
Tags: accessory, filters, psychodelic, Horizon, LC-A+, Effects, Holga, and Holga Filter Set

Okay, so yep, I’m a filter set freak. Since like 6 months ago I’ve started to make all kinds of foolish things with the prisms which are an asset part in the set to me :) So take them in hands and walk with me and you’ll see some preliminary ideas to take them even further.

Tutorial: How to Fix your Diana Mini for GOOD. No More Film Advance Problems!

2010-08-05T14:00:00Z

posted by gnarlyleech on August 05, 2010 , 28 comments so far
Tags: tutorial, camera modification, tipster, how to, help, not broke, sticking film, advance, repair, fix, and diana mini

Diana Mini is a great camera, and with this quick modification, we will make it better. When I could not find the answers I was looking for, I took matters into my own hands. I have a knack for taking things apart and fixing them so I thought this would be easy, and I was right.

Half Redscale

2010-07-31T03:00:00Z

posted by ethermoon on July 31, 2010 , 4 comments so far
Tags: development, film, lab rat, quickie tipster, ethermoon, tipster, lomo lca, 35mm, half, and redscale

This is a weird tipster but if you guys want to have an essence of half of your film is redscaled and half is not, then you should better try this!

Quickie Tipster: Superglue Film Burn

2010-07-27T07:00:00Z

posted by rache1 on July 27, 2010 , 4 comments so far
Tags: lab rat, quickie tipster, tipster, melt light, burn, red scale, film, solvent, super, and glue

Why sellotape your DIY red scale re spool back together, when a few drops of superglue will do the job and throw in an extra random angle to boot.

Quickie Tipster: Redscale that Instant!

2010-07-22T02:00:00Z

posted by ululchen on July 22, 2010 , 7 comments so far
Tags: quickie tipster, tips, redscale mask, outdoor, redscale, fujifilm instax mini, instant back, and diana

A very easy tipster on how to get instant redscales. I’ve wanted to try this out for quite a while and some weeks ago I finally bought the piece of red foil necessary for the realisation of my idea!

Quickie Tipster: Flip It. Flip It Good!

2010-07-20T15:00:00Z

posted by tallgrrlrocks on July 20, 2010 , 16 comments so far 0 submissions so far
Tags: tips, quickie tipster, tallgrrl, flip your camera, multiples, MX button, and multiple exposures

When boredom comes along, you must Flip It. Your camera, I mean! The results: lovely reflection-like images that look like a parallel universe.