Getting that old time look with color in a Brownie

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EASmithV

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Well, I have recently discovered that my Brownie Jr can in fact, without modification, accept modern 120. I am looking for a film which will give fairly good colors, but not in a super vibrant way, for an old time-ish look. For this I am thinking about Porta 160NC. What do you think?

Also, the Brownie Jr's two apertures... is it f8 and f16 or f16 and f22?
 

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I think there is enough latitude in NC160. Try a roll. That is the best way to know.

Steve
 
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