Thursday, June 09, 2005

Lillies outside Winan's Coffee shop here in town. This is a 12-exposure sample roll of Kodak's "Professional Ultra-Color 400" film. The color's ok, I guess. Nothing I'd write home about. I'm more pleased with their High Definition film, or even their everyday 200.

7 Comments:

Blogger Orbling said...

Everyday 200 is an excellent film to use for most things, not overpriced and looks good - that's enough.

7:25 PM  
Blogger Scribe Called Steff said...

The colours are pretty good, though. Do they make one for 200speed?

All the shots could use a little zipping up with an extra shot of red and a little more density to really pop the colours, but they're nice.

4:05 PM  
Blogger Grover said...

No, I've only seen it in 400. And, unfortunately, I had to get this done at Wal Mart again. The stand-alone photo processor went out of business a week or two ago.

Oh well. Niche business + low population density = doomed.

5:37 PM  
Blogger Orbling said...

Whenever I need stuff developed, I always use a major mail-order developer - get some proper labs to develop them. The one I use takes digital stuff over the net, so I still use them even though I've switched over.

10:28 PM  
Blogger Orbling said...

When I was little, we had a darkroom here, as my dad was really into photography - that would've been really useful, shame it is no more.

My mum never liked having all the chemicals in the house with kids here, so it went. Bah, we even have a proper enlarger...

10:50 PM  
Blogger Grover said...

I'm too impatient for mail-order. Give me one-hour!

1:14 AM  
Blogger Orbling said...

Even though I have digital, I regularly wait a month before I'll even take the photos off my camera, LOL

Patience is my middle name. ;)

2:52 AM  

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