Posting for March 19. -7 ...127 Remaining

Yesterday I didn't get a chance to post. Maybe just too distressed. Anyway, the day just doesn't start off well. I tried to take a shot of some boxes, but I guess I'm too dumb for my own good. Whatever the case, the shot turned out completely black. I took it with the time-zero onestep. I supposed I guessed incorrectly when it came to available light inside.



The day didn't really go any better after that. I went to see Tiffany at work, and I wanted to test the SX-70 some more so I took her photo. (yeah I know, another one). You could see her pretty well but, nevertheless, it was really overexposed. Strange. We weren't in bright light, and I had the exposure wheel at normal...



This disturbed me, so when I got home I took some more photos trying to figure out what the problem was, or if there even was a problem...hoping that it was mere user-error. This is what I came up with



I played around with the exposure wheel as well. Still nothing. ALL of them looked bad. AND some of them had that strange black spec, like someone had used a sharpie to mark them. Distressed, I went about the rest of my day wondering what was going on with the camera I wanted to work so much. That night, after having taken ALL of the remaining exposures in the blend pack (GRRRRR) I attempted to switch the ND filter from the blend pack to the 600 pack here.




I did this, then blindly hopedthat somehow in some great scheme of things I got a wacked out pack.

BTW Keep in mind that I made that video very late last night and was a little delirious.

-1 pack Blend film