ANIMAL

ANALOGUE
ANALOGUE
Analogue Plus Digital
For this article, we are pairing out medium format camera, Fuji
GW690II with Canon 5D MK3. Here is some info about Fuji GW690II. It’s
was released in June 1985 have a minor revisions to the previous version.
This camera had interchangeable lens. It has hotshoe, the shutter release
has a lock. So after you press the shutter, you have rewind the film. The
grip is checked compare to ribbed before. And the strap lugs are conventionally
one to each side, rather than both on one side. The GW690II are
ten and five grams heavier than before.
Basically to make sure that we have a correct data for the analogue
camera, we have to put a digital camera side by side. So when we get the
info from digital camera, we will put the setup on the analogue camera.
Now we get the info and we are save to shoot using analogue.
Normally after we finish developing the film, we will use a scanner to
get those images from the film. We will put the film under the scanner machine
and after it done scanning, we will get black and white photos in our
computer. Now have those photos in the computer. If we want the photos
turn into colour, we can use a Photoshop to changes it from black and
white to colour. Even though the technology is different between these two
cameras, but when we combine it together, the result will be marvelous.
Analogue Nowadays
Nowadays, people lives surrounded by a lot of new technology that
some of it we never thinks that it will happened. For example a technology
that allows us to transfer every picture that we shoot using digital
camera immediately into our smartphone. Before this even we used digital
camera, we still have to wait to transfer it into computer. Even though
all this smart ways can make you process faster, but there is still people
that love to shoot using film.
When we asked them why they still stick to the film camera, they
answer is the element of surprise and patient is their main reason. By
using analogue camera, you are curious what result did you get? It’s the
result perfect or disaster. You will think harder about what you’re doing.
Every time and frame can be assigned and a physical cost, so you will
tray a little bit harder to make sure that you get nice shoot and counted
every shoot as the best. Using analogue also teach us to be more
patients. There is no LCD screen to check your shoots, but that make it
more interesting about analogue. You only can see the images that you
captured after the film roll has been processed, scanned and printed.
Sometimes if you’re busy, you have to wait a few more days to settle up
the process thing etc.