Favourite film for greyish autumn and winter weather?

[MattKing]

My favorite time of year to shoot! HP5 for me. Sometimes pushed.

Fomapan 400 great for this time of year, I need the faster speed as it can be very dark and grey during the winter, it is my favorite time of the year for shooting, lovely soft light and when the sun does pock it's nose out of the clouds it can be magic

FP4+ I'm shooting more LF landscapes on these days an FP4+ has been treating me right for the last few years on those gray overcast days. There is one right now outside and I want to head into the mountains and photograph the storm front and misty atmosphere!

HP5... an all season film.

Do any of you have much success getting colour photographs from these films?

I too sometimes don't notice which sub-forum a thread is in.

 

[Helinophoto]

Cloudy?
Tri-x/Neopan 400 in 120, yellow filter, Rolleiflex and portraiture ^^

 

[TSSPro]

HAHA- yes- well I often overlook the actual forum in which the post is listed so that it may make my opinions get published to the web that much faster....sorry about the confusion.

I only get a color image out of those films if I'm doing a color separation Otherwise, I still trek along with the trip and put some porta 160 or Ektar 100 to good use!

 

[brian steinberger]

Do any of you have much success getting colour photographs from these films?

I too sometimes don't notice which sub-forum a thread is in.

Oops! For color I simply enjoy with my own two eyes!

 

[Helinophoto]

Crap, didn't see that. ^^

Still, portraiture, with a 400 ISO COLOR film =D

 

[DREW WILEY]

FP4 developed in food coloring dye.

 

[benjiboy]

Ilford HP5 Plus or Kodak Portra 400