Tag: negative
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Fujicolor C200 35mm: The Cheap Go-To Film
written by in-the-sky on 2013-11-25 #gearYou wouldn't have a hard time looking for this film anywhere you go and it comes cheap, too. Check my review to see how it delivers!
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Kodak Gold: Expired 7 Years Ago
written by pvalyk on 2012-04-02 #gearHere's a story of how I shot an expired Kodak Gold 100 film by mistake. Now that I've experienced this issue, I'll share it with all of you.
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Fujicolor C200: Great for Skin Color
written by pvalyk on 2011-12-22 #gearFujicolor C200 can be found in almost any Fujifilm store, at a low price. This color negative ISO 200 film is best for shooting in almost any condition.
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The New Lomography DigitaLIZA Scanning Masks - Now Available for 120 Format, too!
2010-08-13 #newsScanning unique Lomography formats is made more convenient with the help of the new Lomography DigitaLIZA Scanning Masks! Now available in both 35mm and 120 formats, they hold your negatives in place and make it possible to easily scan panoramas and overlapping exposures!
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The Simple Negative: Kodak Pro Image (35mm, 100 iso) User-Review
written by iaki on 2010-06-15 #gearIf we talk about negative film, one of the most faithful is the Kodak ProImage
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Film for Day and Night: Lomography Color Negative 800 120mm
written by sebastiansiu on 2011-08-23 #gearWhen I go traveling, I will take different sorts of films for different uses. Yet, Lomography 800 120 will always be in the lot. It is great for taking photos for day and night.
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Film Processing Glossary
written by ilkadj on 2012-10-02 #gear #tutorialsHere's your personal online glossary that you can refer to anytime at home when you are ready to process your own film! This glossary will definitely make it easier for you once you start reading the instructions on those chemical bottles. Good luck and have fun developing!
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Color correct your film negatives scans using your smartphone
written by helenakampen on 2014-04-18 #gear #tutorialsAn easy way adjust the colors of your film negatives scans using the free app Photoshop Express, which features "temperature" and "tint" that are essential to get your colors right!
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AgfaPhoto APX 400: Black-and-White Grainy Goodness
written by cherieamour on 2011-08-26 #gearThis ISO 400 black-and-white film offers fine yet noticeable grain. It is excellent for pushing, as well as all situations including travel and nature!
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Efke KB100 (35mm, 100 iso) user-review
written by brendend on 2008-10-22 #gearA Croatian film that's truly old school, bursting with silver and yields amazing grey tones.
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Kodak Porta 160 NC: A Film for Lovers
written by pvalyk on 2012-02-06 #gearWhen talking about Kodak, you have to mention Portra, a color negative film which comes in two different types: NC and VC. Read on to know their differences.
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Fuji Superia Xtra (35mm, 400 Iso) - One of the Best Color Negatives I've Ever Tried
written by zulupt on 2013-10-09 #gearThis film is really worth its title. Maybe it deserves an even better one. Find out why after the jump.
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Lomography Color Negative ISO 800 35mm
written by pvalyk on 2011-11-03 #gearThe fastest film in Lomography Shop. For Lomographers, By Lomographers.
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Kodak Pro Image (35mm, 100 iso)
written by fookshit on 2008-05-23 #gearA mysterious and quite rare Kodak color negative - it's known for some of the most pleasing green and blue tones that a consumer film can deliver. The power of ProImage compels you!
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Fuji NPZ (35mm, 800 iso)
written by fookshit on 2008-05-23 #gearDo you have the need for speed? If you do - the NPZ 800 has it. If you don’t well it’s just a bonus to go with this premium quality, fine grained, high saturation film. Most films couldn’t cut it against this speedy amigo in a low light situation.
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Medion Scanner: A Cheap and Quick Scanner for Your Negatives!
written by tonantzin on 2013-04-11 #gearI bought this Medion Scanner a few months ago at my local Aldi store (in France, I don't know if they sell them in other countries). I didn't know what to expect from this scanner as it was really cheap (If I remember well, it was 30 Euros). In the end, I have to say I'm very happy with this product!
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Agfa Optima II (120, 100 iso)
written by fookshit on 2008-05-23 #gearUsing Agfa's mysterious "eye-vision technology" this increasingly rare color-negative film offers outstanding color depth and absolutely wonderful red tones – to the point of imparting a totally unique warm-saturated cast to most daylight images.
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