photos from week 336 - Ilford Sprite 35

Three of the photos were grossly overexposed, they were all taken with the camera angles upwards, I can only assume that the shutter gets sticky at certain angles. This is a composite of two consecutive shots.

photo from week 336 - Ilford Sprite 35

This indoor shot was predictably underexposed, but has just about been rescued by post-processing. The focus on this camera is fixed, and I suspect the optimum distance is somewhat further away than I was in this one.

photo from week 336 - Ilford Sprite 35

The results from the Sprite 35 were rather disappointing, particularly at f8 and f11, I think this one was taken at f16, and the quality is better than most of the shots.

Week 336 - Ilford Sprite 35

The Sprite 35 is a very chunky plastic camera from the early 1960s. It has a fixed focus lens and a single shutter speeds, but three apertures, f8, f11 and f16. Unusually for a 35mm camera, the sprocket holes are not used to wind the film on.

photos from week 335 - Vivitar IC 101

As a change from the joiner collages, this is three separate frames taken inside the Guggenheim Museum.

photos from week 335 - Vivitar IC 101

More photos from Bilbao, this time of the iconic Guggenheim Museum.

photos from week 335 - Vivitar IC 101

This is certainly a cheap and cheerful camera, with rather poor image quality. Rather than attempt to take decent snapshots, I decided to have fun with simple joiner images. This is the Cathedral in Bilbao.