From our 1998 Trip to Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.
A Blog About Film Photography and Film Cameras: Traditional, Experimental, and Alternative Processes.
Showing posts with label E-6. Show all posts
Showing posts with label E-6. Show all posts
Sunday, November 26, 2017
Thursday, January 5, 2017
More than a 'Make My Day' Moment!
Oh Yeah, Kodak you have made my YEAR! Even though I have to wait until late Fall 2017, my favorite film makes a comeback in 35 mm format:
Lately I've been 90% medium format. But I have Minolta X-700 and XD-11 cameras that need some love. So I'll be using them more once this film rolls out......
And now a Kodak E100GX Blast from the Past Favorite from our trip to Patagonia:
Wednesday, August 31, 2016
52 Rolls: Week #33
Continuing with the Snowy Range Theme, this week I've posted a color film comparison for the 52 Rolls Project. It's been a while since we've had a film comparison: Fuji Velvia 50 (E-6) versus Kodak Portra 160 (C-41), Mirror Lake and the Snowy Range:
Hopefully I don't need to tell you which is which. Velvia 50 above, with the typical Transparency film bluer than blue sky. below, just a little too much cyan for me in the Portra 160 sky. But that is also typical of C-41 films.
Here the same view, taken minutes apart as I had just changed film............This sun angle make the Portra sky more tolerable for me.......But I still prefer the true blue.
Labels:
52 Rolls Project,
C-41,
E-6,
Film Imaging,
Film Test,
Fuji Velvia 50,
Kodak Portra 160,
Mamiya,
Mamiya 7,
Print Film,
Slide Film,
Wyoming
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