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Hi, Bennie. Nice video, my friend. I really enjoyed watching it again. And the colors are indeed wonderful in this film. When I look at the videos of film shooters like you, I immediately think of my old darkroom. Developing it and then making prints. But for me those days are over, I stick to digital. And I can enjoy that too, but film is different. Thank you for sharing this video. Until the next edition, Antoine.
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Thank you. Budget is already overrun this month already and now you tell me I need more Kodak Gold in the fridge ;) To be honest, I like Ektar more because it's cleaner, sharper and a bit more punchy in my opinion. But it's also a lot more expensive...
the only thing budget about gold is the price .. people forget that portra is a pro film ,90% of people should really be shooting gold the majority of the time ... there is nothing wrong with it at all .
It feels strange to hear the phrase “super cheap” describing a $7 roll of film. Yeah, I’m old. It doesn’t seem that long ago that a roll of film was only $2 or $3.
The only other way I've found to shoot 120 affordably is going for black and white stuff and that's a whole different sport. Always love to see a new video.
I know this stuff is very thin. Hard to use in wooden cameras. I used this stuff in my panoram Kodak no.1 and lost half a roll because it ripped in the camera. I ran portra 160 400 and ilford delta 100 panf 50 without any issues but both rolls of the gold got some damage.
I love the Gold. The price point is a big thing anymore so I have more Gold than Portra in my freezer. I’m not sure about the thinnest of the film but it is easier to scratch when scanning than most. Oh, it is indeed hip to be square
I found it really haad to reconcile the color grading of your video with the photographs and what I know to be 120 gold when I shoot it. I guess it was just a jarring disconnect for me. You betta take her out for dinna.
I find it difficult too sometimes. I look at what I have on video and I look at the negative and they are worlds apart and I cant decipher which I like better sometimes. Maybe this game isnt for me anymore
@@RobbieMaynardCreates I think you just need to play a few more games and not worry about it personally. My suggestion would be to start with the film, because that is the central theme, and then perhaps try to match with the video which is always going to be way off from reality. Either way, keep it up, love your posts. Happy spring.
My only issue with Gold is that lab scans seem to default to like comically orange and magenta tones, which are super annoying to correct out when you don't have the capacity to scan them yourself.
