Taith hefo'r camera 5x4 A journery with the 5x4 camera

Taith hefo'r camera 5x4 

A journey with the 5x4 camera 
 



Ar ol cael sesiwn tynnu lluniau yr wythnos ynghynt a darganfod fod y tripod oedd gynnof ers blynyddoedd ddim ddigon cryf i'r 5.4 mi oeddwn yn ddigon lwcus i brynnu tripod o Cambrai photography yn Bae Colwyn mi nes ymdrech i gael cyfnod arall. Ond doedd y cyfnod ddim yn lwyddianus a ddim yn mwynhau y sesiwn hefo'r camera er yn tynnu lluniau hefo fy DLSR yr oeddwn yn gobeithio bydda'r sesiwn ddim yn lwyddianys gan ei fod yn cael effaith ar fy mwynhad or gwaith cwrs i fynd allan i dynnu lluniau, ac yn gwaridd y gwaith dynna ydi pwrpas y gwaith i fynd allan i fwynhau y cyfnod. Ar ol cyfnod i brosesu y gwaith darganfod fod y lluniau heb ddod allan a gyda cynuniad gyda tutoriad coleg i roi y camera yn ol a gallu canolbwyntio ar y DLSR sydd wedi gwneud cymaint o wahaniaeth ir mwynhad. 


After having a photo session a week earlier and discovering the tripod I already had for years was not strong enough for the 5x4 camera I was lucky enough o buy one tripod from Cambria Photography in Colwyn Bay . The session was not a success and not enjoying the session and in hope the session was not a success, which it turned out not to be as it was taking the enjoyment out of my course work to go out on photo sessions, which is the root of the work is to go out and enjoy the time. After a session to process the images I discovered the images hadn't come out and agreement with tutors in college to give the camera back so I could concentrate on teh DLSR which had made a huge difference. 

 

 








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