Canon A-1 with Cinestill 50 tests 01

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  Eric Rose

• May 7, 2018

Wow must have been a magical walk.

 

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  macfred

• May 7, 2018

Beautiful colours - magical mood - well done, Mr. Elgar !

 

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  Mainecoonmaniac

• May 7, 2018

It's lovely! I could smell the spring air!

 

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  Bob Carnie

• May 7, 2018

You seem to have a big scratch in you image, otherwise nice colour rendition

 

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  macfred

• May 7, 2018

@Bob Carnie I guess the scratch is from scanning.

 

• benjiboy

• May 7, 2018

Well done Pete, bluebells are notoriously difficult to photograph and get the colours right.

 

• binglebugbob

• May 7, 2018

Years ago, in the days of film, I was taking photos for nursery catalogs. Every time I photographed floss flower ("Ageratum")--which really is blue, in the photos it always turned out pink. I was told--if I recall correctly--that to get them to photograph blue, it took an "infrared cutoff" filter. Don't ask me for filter specifics, I don't know any more than that. Maybe with today's digital cameras and photo shop, you just push a button and make them any color you want. :;o)

 

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  Gimenosaiz

• May 7, 2018

Amazing colours!!! Thanks!

 

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  awty

• May 7, 2018

Pretty. Its nice film, pity its so costly. I have shot cinestill 800 and still have another roll to shoot.

 

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  pentaxpete

• May 8, 2018

Thanks for Comments and Views -- yes, there WERE some scratches on the last few negatives from the film processing machine as I did not develop this one myself. It must be after the prints were done as no scratches on Prints.