47mm/f1.9 Konishiroku Hexanon samples

[fish4570]

All shots handheld.
Ferrania 400 (Thanks again, Bill).
Walgreens processing/scanning (Second good job in a row; could it be the store's machinery likes Ferrania?).
Konica S III.
Exposures set from Konica's selenium cell meter.

500 at f8 or f11:


250 or 500, probably f11 or f8:


125 or 250 at f5.6 of f8 or thereabouts; focus was on the bear:



250 at f8 or so; focus on the frog:


250 or 500 at f8? f5.6? In any case, the right side was profoundly overexposed in the harsh mid-morning light:

[Attila]

Yeah, I am well known Konica fan, but I guess if we see these images , especially the first one, clear evidence why ?!

[Krisgage]

Hi^5 ! I am Konica fan too !

Great shots ! I love the colors too !

[lulalake]

Very nice. That film seems t be excellent. They advertise as compensating for over and under exposure and that last shot seems to show that.

Pretty impressive.

Jules

[mmelvis]

Great colors in all the shots

[fish4570]

Thank you all.
That first one does seem to have 3D pop from front to back. I could not be happier with this kit.
And I am impressed by the Ferrania 400, and the Ferrania 100 I shot with my SP 1000.
The Hexanon lens and the 400 seem to have a good relationship. I have the Kon loaded with Kodak Gold 200 right now; we will see how they get along ...

[Katastrofo]

Looking good, Paul, really like the colors in the first. Ferrania does greens
and blues very well.

[fish4570]

Thanks, Bill. Where did you find the Ferrania? EU?

[Katastrofo]

Paul, contact Shirley:

smwaters@ferraniait.com

Ferrania America is in Oklahoma. Minimum is 10 rolls of each ISO and
she ships by exact shipping weight. Ferrania comes in 100, 200, and 400.
My next order will be mostly ISO 200 and one 10 pack of the 100.