Sounds good, but isn't SHD 100 a black and white film?
I've just seen a social media post from Nik & Trick (UK retailer) that they will be stocking Lucky SHD 100 colour film in 120 format "straight from source" at £6 a roll.
They also state that there has been investment from Kodak in this, and that it is new fresh film.
Sounds good, but isn't SHD 100 a black and white film?
They also state that there has been investment from Kodak in this
That sounds like it might be kind of misleading, as it likely refers to the short-lived joint venture between these firms some 25 years ago.
That sounds like it might be kind of misleading, as it likely refers to the short-lived joint venture between these firms some 25 years ago.
Bernie Madoff's investment scheme
A marketing way of saying it's panchromatic. However, it is not clear how far the red will go - whether it will be able to be used in the IR spectrum...
Yes, but the English translation can appear misleading.
You might notice that the box displays SHD 400 CN.
IIRC the CN used to denote colour negative, or maybe I am reading it wrong.
Note that this film was designed for the C-41 process. Probably like the Ilford XP2.
I hope this as well as Ilford's new color offering provide downward pressure on prices. Now if someone could produce an inexpensive general use E-6 like Sensia...
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