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Take a walk around Bumi Siliwangi (Villa ISOLA). It's sunny morning, testing my new superheadz ultra wide and slim with agfa ct precisa 100. The result? for me it's beautiful. Great!
i made two mistakes:
...first i left the lubitel in B-Mode and took the first picture.
...then i forgot to transport the film to the new frame and took the next picture...wääääähhhh....
...Now, it is my favorite picture;-)
Kodak’s Photomicrography Color Film 2483 is a very high contrast slide film suited to the kinds of images seen through a microscope. Its speed is 16 ASA in daylight, making it the slowest camera film available.
Outdoor shots often have a generally blue cast, and the high contrast and color saturation make the reds reproduce particularly strongly.
This film is hard to find and even harder to get processed, using the old E-4 slide chemistry.
I only shot one roll and this was the best image.
Holga 120 N camera with Ilford Delta 3200 pushed one stop when developing. I had a Pocket Wizard on the hot shoe of the Holga control one Alien Bee B800 with a medium sized Octobox (basically one studio light). It really was a blast controlling a studio light with a Holga!
I took some Lomography Color Negative 400 iso and inverted the film. You know, the ol' home made redscale. And the results are much better than when inverting lower iso film such as 100 and 200. I guess that inverting 800 iso would even be better!
We had an awesome ten days at fisherman's village near the baltic sea. I shoot twelve rolls of film with Lomo LC-A, Nikon N80 and Spinner 360. So here are my memories and dreams to come there again.
We had an awesome ten days at fisherman's village near the baltic sea. I shoot twelve rolls of film with Lomo LC-A, Nikon N80 and Spinner 360. So here are my memories and dreams to come there again.
La verdad, muy contento con el resultado del Agfaphoto CT Precisa ISO 100. Satura mucho los rojos y azules. A veces hace alguna cosa rara, pero en general muy contento. Muy recomendable para fotos de verano y dias soleados.
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No redscale film on your stock? No worries, EBS master Hodaka Yamamoto a.k.a. hodachrome prepared a quick and simple tipster for you to make your very own redscale film with just four items.
I always order a contact sheet with film I get processed at my lab. when I picked up a batch of film a while back, I thought, I don't remember dropping off any redscale, but these are definitely my shots. It turns out that the C41 processed XP2 contact sheet was printed in color, which gave me a perfect redscale finish. I scanned a few of the shots from the colored contact sheet to give you a look at the results!
