Kodak Gold

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    Nikon F100 Film SLR
    Nikon 35mm-135mm f:3.5-4.5 AF Macro
    Kodak Gold 200 ISO Color Film
    Developed at Costco in C-41 chemicals
    Scanned using Epson V600 (default software)
    Otherwise, straight out of camera.

    I was messing with off camera flash with both digital and film. Here's the carton laying on the ground after loading it into the F100.

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    1. Mr Sait 14 months ago | reply

      I do hope you picked this up afterwards lol.

      You should both go on a run with some Velvia 100 on shots like this, not cheap, but the colour and resolution are great. Not a portrait film! be warned.

      anyway - nice DOF and given the "rubbish" content, compo' accepted (-:

      @SJH Foto - I have had many comments re' shooting film. I like it. You can't get the same results with digital, and you think more before pressing the shutter. Film is not dead, imho the price will go up though )-:

    2. dualdflipflop 14 months ago | reply

      I'd love to get into E-6 film, but the development is as you said, costly. We want to be able to justify it. It's hard.

      This park is nice... And plenty of trash cans. One found this box in shortly after I took the frame.

    3. atbennett 10 months ago | reply

      I used this on ITworld here: Patent ruling kicks Kodak while it's down in suit against Apple, RIM. Thank you!

    4. dualdflipflop 10 months ago | reply

      Thanks for letting me know! Great use of this for the article.

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