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After a few years using digital cameras I want to go back to film. I love the look of these pictures, low contrast and saturation: http://www.jasonfulford.com/107.27.html http://www.jasonfulford.com/107.32.html http://www.jasonfulford.com/107.90.html http://www.jasonfulford.com/107.20.html http://www.jasonfulford.com/107.25.html what kind of film can I use to get a similar look? > After a few years using digital cameras I want to go back to film. > I love the look of these pictures, low contrast and saturation: [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > what kind of film can I use to get a similar look? Looking at the format it looks like medium format colour neg, probably Kodak Vericolor 3 which has been replaced by Portra. Of course I could be wrong. >> what kind of film can I use to get a similar look? > > Looking at the format it looks like medium format colour neg, probably Kodak > Vericolor 3 which has been replaced by Portra. Of course I could be wrong. I bought a couple of portra 160nc films, I'll experiment in the next few days a kodak disposable > After a few years using digital cameras I want to go back to film. > I love the look of these pictures, low contrast and saturation: [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > what kind of film can I use to get a similar look? > a kodak disposable Does kodak disposables give you such beautiful colors? Why the squared format then? If you like the look of those photos, use a real simple camera. Jessie is right, maybe a disposable. Definately don't use a medium format. You should really have both hands on the wheel when you're driving. Fumbling with the camera as you're driving isn't optimal, even if no one else is on the road. > If you like the look of those photos, use a real simple camera. Jessie > is right, maybe a disposable. Definately don't use a medium format. > You should really have both hands on the wheel when you're driving. > Fumbling with the camera as you're driving isn't optimal, even if no > one else is on the road. I think they were on 6x6. > If you like the look of those photos, use a real simple camera. Jessie > is right, maybe a disposable. Definately don't use a medium format. I thought they were made with a 6x6 camera Well maybe. I've seen car-mounts and window mounts. I particularly like the effect at the top of the windshield on the first one. And someone did a great job cleaning off the bugs, first. |
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