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Kent, where do find this information? I have a terrible time finding anything helpful. Except here.We're taking another trip back to 2014, November specifically, for the Hackney Film from the Dalston Hipstapak. "Get pinpoint focus with this bodacious borderless film" the gear page says. It does seem to have a pinpoint effect, but Susie does her best to wash it out.
Photo 66: Hackney film
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Mostly just a Google search under the name of the pack. I like to think the little details add some fun to my posts.Kent, where do find this information? I have a terrible time finding anything helpful. Except here.
Well, I for one, appreciate you adding the descriptions. It helps me find packs for my Hipstamatic.Mostly just a Google search under the name of the pack. I like to think the little details add some fun to my posts.
And now we've moved on to Memphis in the summer with the Hampline film from the Cooper-Young Hipstapak. It came out during the Second Summer of the Lockdown, aka 2021. Hampline's description is "The grit of Memphis is captured in this grungy film." I quite like the pack, but I haven't used it nearly as much as I'd like. So let's take a look at all that grittiness when combined with Susie's boudoir pinks. I like it. A nice rough, thin border, and they seem to get along well. The white spots are actually late afternoon sunlight shining through the trees.
Photo 67: Hampline film
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I love crows, I don’t know exactly why. I’m having a hard time keeping up with you. I haven’t found Hiragana 95 yet and now I have to find Ins’s 1935……Talk about oldies. Ina's 1935 film is from the Mission Hipstapak, which goes all the way back to September of 2010. It was part of the Hipsta 170 update. To give you an idea how long ago that was, we were all still running iOS4. As I was leaving work yesterday, a couple of crows took issue with my very existence. They kept cawing at me and flying over me. So I took a picture of one. I like the border. I like how the pink and blues combine.
Photo 69: Ina's 1935
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This is really lovely.The Hiragana 95 film comes from the Nakazakicho Hipstapak. I’m not sure why it’s called Hiragana. That’s one of three Japanese syllabaries. It’s a phonetic lettering system used for Japanese words. How that relates to this film is unclear. The description is “Add a textured vignette with strong green shift using this film.” It’s definitely got a strong green tint. Susie can barely make a dent in it. The best she can do is soften everything up.
Photo 68: Hiragana 95 film
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love this shot Kent, the grain really adds to the rusty looking finish on the wheelsMostly just a Google search under the name of the pack. I like to think the little details add some fun to my posts.
And now we've moved on to Memphis in the summer with the Hampline film from the Cooper-Young Hipstapak. It came out during the Second Summer of the Lockdown, aka 2021. Hampline's description is "The grit of Memphis is captured in this grungy film." I quite like the pack, but I haven't used it nearly as much as I'd like. So let's take a look at all that grittiness when combined with Susie's boudoir pinks. I like it. A nice rough, thin border, and they seem to get along well. The white spots are actually late afternoon sunlight shining through the trees.
Photo 67: Hampline film
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Look at those wonderful wings. This pair of shots are excellent - so minimalist, but some great detail tucked awayOkay, now we're going all the way back to 2009 and the start of Hipstamatic when we all thought the app was based on a failed plastic camera from Minnesota. The slightly off-center frame is a classic. Despite being a 14 year old filter, Ina's 1969 still looks great.
Photo 70: Ina's 1969
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I really like this! Very moody, and Susie works great with this.Okay, now we're going all the way back to 2009 and the start of Hipstamatic when we all thought the app was based on a failed plastic camera from Minnesota. The slightly off-center frame is a classic. Despite being a 14 year old filter, Ina's 1969 still looks great.
Photo 70: Ina's 1969
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Nominated IoTM JuneMostly just a Google search under the name of the pack. I like to think the little details add some fun to my posts.
And now we've moved on to Memphis in the summer with the Hampline film from the Cooper-Young Hipstapak. It came out during the Second Summer of the Lockdown, aka 2021. Hampline's description is "The grit of Memphis is captured in this grungy film." I quite like the pack, but I haven't used it nearly as much as I'd like. So let's take a look at all that grittiness when combined with Susie's boudoir pinks. I like it. A nice rough, thin border, and they seem to get along well. The white spots are actually late afternoon sunlight shining through the trees.
Photo 67: Hampline film
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I love that idea. I hope you do it.one year I started either a 52 week or 365 and I was going to do the shake thing in hipsta for a year. One shake and post no matter what. Maybe I’ll do that next year
Good to see Susie is still a working girl. A very pleasant lilac tint in evidence here, despite her overpowering pinkiness!Susie meets Figueroa from the new Highland Park Hipstapak. This is a view out of a 4th floor window at a local hospital. It sits on a hill looking across a valley. It was a gray day, so it's a bit washed out. I'm a bit surprised at how little influence Susie has here.
Photo 72: Figueroa
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You are just a wealth of information today. I’ve just woke up and already had a laugh and learned two things!Two Susie updates in a row? What are we, millionaires? (This in-joke brought to you by RiffTrax.) Time for a trip to the Salton Sea before it completely dries up. The Salton Sea was formed in 1905 from diverted irrigation water. The Salton Sea Hipstapak was introduced 110 years later, in 2015. The description for the Indio film is "Add heat waves that tickle the tips of your prints with this borderless film." I like the effect on the fountain which has colored lights shining in it. The streak through the bottom of the photo is a reflection of a chrome handrail.
Side note: Indio is not just a town in Southern California. It's also the band name for the Canadian musician Gordon Peterson who released the amazing album "Big Harvest" in 1989 and has not released an album since.
Photo 73: Indio
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