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The notes in this photo show the defects present in Ultrafine Exteme 400 120 format film. There are more than the 3 I tagged. You must right-click and zoom to see the defects. Certainly a serviceable shot, but it will require some work in Photoshop to clean up the defects. Using different film (Kodak and Fuji) with same camera and lab, no such defects are present in the prints. It's the film . . .
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insideout bonsai // us national arboretum - washington dc // rolleiflex 2.8e
this bonsai stood out for it’s really interesting trunk… it seemed to be insideout and the form is just so fluid looking… the curves, color, and detail in the trunk is just stunning
taken with a canon film slr with a sigma f3.5 18-200 lens.
first time color film in caffenol... i am very happy with the results
fujica ax-5
agfa optima 125 color film (expired 1995)
caffenol c
Behind a Baskin-Robbins. :-)
PZ 680 color shade
Polaroid Spectra
This film is great, I shot this in the shade and the color is popping, wait until you see the shots in direct sunlight, they are really bright/saturated.
Taken using the "Focal Tele Focal", which is a 110 film camera sold by Kmart in the 1970s. It was a low-end model (what else would you expect from Kmart?). For this photo, I used modern Lomography brand colour film. The shutter button is not so good, resulting in some of the photos I took being completely unusable.
Olinda Recreation Reserve, is in Olinda, Victoria, Australia.
Tried to fool the meter on a first roll test in a recently acquired Trip 35. The highlights from this back-lit car don't seem to make much difference. No lens flare and great contrast, too.
Camera set on automatic, (A,) Kodak Gold 200.
SEEN AT WEST YELLOWSTONE ROD RUN, 2011
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Comparison of 110 films. Between Kodak 400 expiry date Apr 2009 vs Konica Centuria 200 expiry date Apr 2006 vs Quality brand by EC expired. All are taken within a few days using Pentax 110 + 20-40mm zoom lens.
I think they are very similar in quality, but Quality brand at less than half price.
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Conversion to US about 1US = HK$7.8
Conversion to EUR about 1EUR = HK$12
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A former colleague of mine gave me this WAY-Expired polaroid film. One pack of 691 film for colour transparencies (Like low-quality large-format slides) which expired in 1994 and 7 (SEVEN!) rolls of high-contrast 'instant' slides, which were the predecessor of powerpoint presentations. I have no idea how to process them... there's a second roll of 'processor' in the box, which was used in an automated slide developer machine. I'll find SOME cool shit to do with it :)