(I could not find any place where film is discussed? so here it goes
Agfa Presica 100 is one of the few modern E-6 slide films. It is also the cheapest after Rollei 200.
There is just one problem when you google image search it to see examples: The film was either expired, used by a crappy lomo camera, cross-processed or the scans were horrible.
I have decided to take a dive in the dark and shoot a roll, to hopefully put some proper examples of the film online.
This is my second time shooting E-6. The first one was Rollei 200... but it failed. I could not get more sharpness than 1920x1080 out of them with my Nikon 8000. The colors had a yellow hue. At least 1/3 did not develop at all, or barely. Will not be buying it again.
Some details before I post a link:
Film: Agfa CT Precisa 100
Expiration date: 2018-11
Shoot date: 2017-4
Develop date: 2017-4/5
Develop process: E-6
Developer: Fuji-labs located in The Netherlands
Camera: Canon-A1 with various Canon brand lenses. Lenses without fungi, cracks or scratches.
Scanner: Nikon Coolscan 8000 ED w/ 35mm film strip carrier
Software: Vuescan 9, ICE on LIGHT on Windows 10
File extension: TIFF
Scan res: 4000 DPI
photo album link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0BxS3Nsrmk63edXl2WXBEZDVMdUE?usp=sharing
I think this film is great to start with, as it has an amazing bang-for-buck. To my eyes the film looks great, awesome colors.
Post your opinions below! I
Agfa Presica 100 is one of the few modern E-6 slide films. It is also the cheapest after Rollei 200.
There is just one problem when you google image search it to see examples: The film was either expired, used by a crappy lomo camera, cross-processed or the scans were horrible.
I have decided to take a dive in the dark and shoot a roll, to hopefully put some proper examples of the film online.
This is my second time shooting E-6. The first one was Rollei 200... but it failed. I could not get more sharpness than 1920x1080 out of them with my Nikon 8000. The colors had a yellow hue. At least 1/3 did not develop at all, or barely. Will not be buying it again.
Some details before I post a link:
Film: Agfa CT Precisa 100
Expiration date: 2018-11
Shoot date: 2017-4
Develop date: 2017-4/5
Develop process: E-6
Developer: Fuji-labs located in The Netherlands
Camera: Canon-A1 with various Canon brand lenses. Lenses without fungi, cracks or scratches.
Scanner: Nikon Coolscan 8000 ED w/ 35mm film strip carrier
Software: Vuescan 9, ICE on LIGHT on Windows 10
File extension: TIFF
Scan res: 4000 DPI
photo album link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0BxS3Nsrmk63edXl2WXBEZDVMdUE?usp=sharing
I think this film is great to start with, as it has an amazing bang-for-buck. To my eyes the film looks great, awesome colors.
Post your opinions below! I
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