Discussions (15)
which film do you use?
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royal stamp [deleted] says:
B&W |
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Industry Is Virtue says:
I love AGFA, but its a little pricey, so it only comes around a few times a year for me, otherwise its Fuji Press 800, or just any other random fuji I can get a deal on. If I'm really ambitious, and don't mind to splurge, I also love the Kodak 160-NC both 35mm and medium format
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known flight [deleted] says:
I use Tri-X, Ilford XP2, & Fuji Neopan 400CN for b&w as well as Efke 820C & Ilford SFX for b&w infrared. For colour Fuji Pro 160 & Kodak Portra 160NC. For colour slide I use Fuji Provia 100. All in 35mm format. |
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defunct_process says:
I actually shoot any film I can get my hands on. I buy old expired film in various online auction sites. Some of my best medium format shots were taken with Kodak Vericolor 160, from a box of film expired in 1992 that is still half-full in my freezer...Yes, I bought the whole inventory, 40 or 50 rolls. |
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Red Vee XIII says:
HP5 for lensed photos, Delta 100 for pinholery. I've just got a few rolls of FP4 and Pan-F to try to widen my scope a little. All developed in HC-110 but that's because I've never bothered trying anything else. I'll have to change that. |
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ihsanashi says:
Slides = Velvia, Provia, Agfa Ct, EBX |
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Sander Meisner says:
These three films give me all I need. |
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Italian Film Photography says:
Hi All, |
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Alexis ISAAC says:
Hi, |
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ChristianT says:
Bergger100, 400, Trix, Rollei R3 400
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Wouter Dasselaar says:
I used to work in a photostore and I got so lucky that everybody went/goes digital, I bought pretty much all the film that got outdated, which were about all the films. Great way to try out all the nice medium format films. I really like the different characteristics of each film but I tend to go to the more neutral films (Fuji Pro 400H/Kodak Portra NC's for neg and Ektachrome 100G). I recently started to use Fujifilm Astia and Provia 400F, man thosetwo are great, great films. Even though they are pretty regular, I recommend them to anyone.
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giant show [deleted] says:
Didn't Astia get discontinued?
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BUS PIRAT says:
Hi all, |
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Photo Utopia says:
Colour is Fuji 400H or Kodak Ektar |
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s myers says:
for me, it really depends on what camera i'm shooting with. my vuws will generally get agfa ct precisa or velvia 50. my holgas like kodak tri-x 400 while diana loves kodak e100vs.
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heady spy [deleted] says:
i really like for color the fuji press 400ASA (the old one) and the ilford fp4 with 125ASA they are awesome! :)
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cadavre_exquis says:
fomapan 400, provia 400-X & provia 100F are my favs (along with agfa ct precisa, wich isn't made anymore) but I photograph anything I can get. |
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Robarubata says:
Negative colors: Kodak Portra 160NC, Superia 100/400, Fujipro 160C |
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nebus says:
Colour - |
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Wallorando says:
Anything I can find and is affordable (new film: mostly consumer grade color negative from Fuji, Kodak. BW: Fomapan, Ilford, and I recently started with Polypan F). I shoot also any kind of expired 35mm format I can grab.
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Tara Holland says:
Used to LOVE Fuji Sensia 400 and 100. Sadly, they stopped making it. Provia is the professional version of Sensia, I think, and they do still make that :-) |
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noisy join [deleted] says:
I use all sorts of films to get certain results |
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Robert Ogilvie says:
Kodak Ektar 100 is wonderful. So is Kodak Pro Image 100.
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