What films did you shoot most recently?

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Diapositivo

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I am just finishing my Astia supply (2 rolls left). You can still find Astia 35mm here in Rome, but I want to try Sensia, which is also cheaper. Bought 23 rolls 135/36 just an hour ago from an eBay shop in Italy, just past expiry date (10/2010) price not bad, €78,00 including shipping by courier, that's €3,39 per roll delivered to my door (I live in the outskirts), at the moment Astia is to be found at €8,00 per roll, I want to shoot more and try cheaper alternatives. Sensia is supposed to be quite similar to Astia in rendition, I like everything of Astia.

Fabrizio
 

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TMax 100 and TMax 400 in 4"x5"
 

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Hp5+ AGAIN...no time to go to Silverprint tuesday lol
 

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Portra 160NC and HP5+, both 120 in the Mamiya RB67 ProS.

Still haven't finished the roll of PanF+ in the FTbN that I carried at the same time. Need to finish that puppy off...
 

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Souped the 120 HP5+ in DD-X and the 120 Portra 160NC in Tetenal Press Kit this morning, both were still drying when I left for work but they look good!

Then shot a roll of Superia 800 over lunch with some rare lunchtime blue skies over the Grand River as it ices over. I photographed Chickadees on red sumac in front of blue skies, a Red Tailed Hawk being harassed by a Crow, Canada Geese on the ice, some landscapes.

Had the PanF+ in the FTbN as well and I still haven't finished it! It just doesn't seem to be a film I use quickly, has to be the right shots. I took a few more and slowly this slow film is being used up.
 

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As usually Tri-X for 35mm, and tried Rollei Retro 400/120 but was not charmed of the thinner filmbase.
 

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Mostly Fuji Acros 100, with a little Pan F+ and HP5+ thrown in for good measure.
 

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That's a nice film.
 

antaios

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135 format: Kodak Gold-100 and Kodak Ektar@80 with a Canon A-1 and various lenses
120 format: Fuji Pro400H & Ilford HP5+ with a Bronica RF645
 

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More Kodak Portra 160NC 120 and Fuji Superia 800 135-24, just loaded the last rolls I have right now. Do I buy more packs or go back to B&W for a while? I should probably see if my 1L Tetenal Press Kit does well for my those last two rolls or if it is getting long in the tooth.
 

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Paper negs can be great fun!
 

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a roll of delta 100 in 135 and 120. Also a roll of agfa 200 color film.
 

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Arista Plus-X and two rolls of E-4 Ektachrome.
 

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My first-ever roll of 100-iso film (of any brand), I dropped off a roll of Fuji Superia Reala 100 for development a couple days ago.

As it was my first roll, I took frivolous pics with various light, shadows, flash, color, etc. Indoors, outdoors. I took 1 shot then another at twice the exposure time to over expose the film (half bracketing, or 1-way-bracketing, the film).
 

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hpulley said:
Are you processing the E-4 yourself?
Click to expand...

Yeah, I came across a kit some time ago. The quality is not great but color positive images do come out of the tank. It's a neat little thing.
 

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Got some Ektar 125 off ebay that arrived today, I have a test roll in the camera now and the rest is frozen. I was pretty excited because I loved this film the last time I shot it like 25 years ago, I hope this batch was actually kept frozen like the seller said it was.
 
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