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iangreenhalgh1
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 Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2014 1:59 am Post subject: Kirksanton, Cumbria - Kodak Gold 100, Tokina 3.5-4.5/20-35 |
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iangreenhalgh1 wrote:
This lens is rapidly becoming one of my favourites, it's sharp right to the very corners and the images have depth to them.
Kirksanton is a tiny village, the weather was beautiful that day. The film has much less saturated colours than Fujicolor, more pastel shades, which I like. Grain and sharpness are good.
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Attila wrote:
#1 brick color good one really, nice series overall
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iangreenhalgh1
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iangreenhalgh1 wrote:
Cheers. Like Kodak Colorplus 200, and Royal Supra 400 and MAX 400, this film seems to have stronger reds than either greens or blues and those bricks are about he only frame with much red.
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skida wrote:
Nice to see "the other side" getting some sun Ian. 
Nice results, though like you, I am finding that this out of date film has lost its "edge". Fresh Gold 100 used to give nice saturation and contrast.
I wonder how many X-Rays this film has suffered during its international travel.
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Excalibur wrote:
Is it my monitor as most of the shots have a blue cast...........
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iangreenhalgh1
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iangreenhalgh1 wrote:
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Nice to see "the other side" getting some sun Ian.
Nice results, though like you, I am finding that this out of date film has lost its "edge". Fresh Gold 100 used to give nice saturation and contrast.
I wonder how many X-Rays this film has suffered during its international travel. |
Yes, it's lost something, now it's more like the old Agfa Portra 160 and has pastel shades, whereas I remember it being punchy in it's colours. Still, it's not bad, gives a different look to digital and should actually suit some subjects.
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