i normally use black and white films, this film looks great, might just treat myself to a couple of rolls. by the way loved all the shots, but especially the ones of the olde battered car.
Yes, seems to render in a grey/blue cast, but in some light it goes sepia/brownish. Not very good with red colours….. the red Poppies went dull brown! But overall a vintage feel, and interesting results….. always great to see your work! All the best to you guys!
It's definitely an interesting one! It's not my usual go to but it's always nice to try these things 😊 Thank you as always for watching and commenting! All the best! J & T
Metropolis is one of my favourites, this looks great too, I think Tom's shots at 400 were the best, the ones at 200 weren't bad either 👌👌 I'll have to add the stock to my shopping list, but need to make some room in my fridge first (unless its available in 120 then I'll get some quick!). Good video, glad you shared it!
Hey Richard! Hope you are well 😊 Toms were definitely the best from the day for sure! Yeah give it a go and let us know how you get on! I'm sure you can put us to shame with it 😁 Thank you as always! J& T
Thank you very much! 😊 There's a bit of speculation about it online... Whether they do some manipulating to the film to create that look over in China however would be anyone's guess 😊
Very good photography. This film is a strange one. Almost zero reproduction of the blue channel, very muted and dirty yellows and reds. I am praying that someone would bring in a usable colour emulsion at a reasonable price, and at the very least challenge Kodak. Kodak has announced another round of ridiculous price increases and Ilford have followed suit and no doubt others will also jump on the bandwagon of increasing prices for products that are at least twenty to thirty years old with no justification. Sadly, this sort of gimmicky niche film will not be the answer.
It's an interesting one for sure... Hopefully someone, somewhere at some point will grab the bull by the horns and create something for us 🙏 with Harman creating phoenix, hopefully more will follow suit! It's by no means an easy thing to do however. The Kodak price increases are going to put a lot of film photographers in a tricky spot for sure. I've made sure to stock up while I can 😂
@OnlyAnalogue I appreciate your comment. Sadly, in my view stocking up will only go so far to resolve this ridiculous state of affairs with film pricing. In the end Kodak will make a lot of money at our expense no matter what. I hope a drastic cut down in the use of film, and the subsequent pressure on Kodak from retailers who would lose sales will bring some sanity back in the film market.
Nice video! Lots of character in those beach shots. Love Hastings
Thank you very much! 😊 Hastings is such a great location 👌
i normally use black and white films, this film looks great, might just treat myself to a couple of rolls. by the way loved all the shots, but especially the ones of the olde battered car.
Yes, seems to render in a grey/blue cast, but in some light it goes sepia/brownish.
Not very good with red colours….. the red Poppies went dull brown!
But overall a vintage feel, and interesting results….. always great to see your work! All the best to you guys!
It's definitely an interesting one! It's not my usual go to but it's always nice to try these things 😊
Thank you as always for watching and commenting!
All the best!
J & T
Metropolis is one of my favourites, this looks great too, I think Tom's shots at 400 were the best, the ones at 200 weren't bad either 👌👌 I'll have to add the stock to my shopping list, but need to make some room in my fridge first (unless its available in 120 then I'll get some quick!). Good video, glad you shared it!
Hey Richard! Hope you are well 😊
Toms were definitely the best from the day for sure! Yeah give it a go and let us know how you get on! I'm sure you can put us to shame with it 😁
Thank you as always!
J& T
Nice pictures. Beautiful place to shoot. Do you think this color film is produced in China?
Thank you very much! 😊 There's a bit of speculation about it online... Whether they do some manipulating to the film to create that look over in China however would be anyone's guess 😊
Very good photography. This film is a strange one. Almost zero reproduction of the blue channel, very muted and dirty yellows and reds. I am praying that someone would bring in a usable colour emulsion at a reasonable price, and at the very least challenge Kodak. Kodak has announced another round of ridiculous price increases and Ilford have followed suit and no doubt others will also jump on the bandwagon of increasing prices for products that are at least twenty to thirty years old with no justification. Sadly, this sort of gimmicky niche film will not be the answer.
It's an interesting one for sure...
Hopefully someone, somewhere at some point will grab the bull by the horns and create something for us 🙏 with Harman creating phoenix, hopefully more will follow suit! It's by no means an easy thing to do however.
The Kodak price increases are going to put a lot of film photographers in a tricky spot for sure. I've made sure to stock up while I can 😂
@OnlyAnalogue I appreciate your comment. Sadly, in my view stocking up will only go so far to resolve this ridiculous state of affairs with film pricing. In the end Kodak will make a lot of money at our expense no matter what. I hope a drastic cut down in the use of film, and the subsequent pressure on Kodak from retailers who would lose sales will bring some sanity back in the film market.