MY first COLOR FILM after many years

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After many years of frustration I finally gave a go to colour film. Thanks to Negative Lab Pro, now I can get the scans and colours right and I couldn't be happier!!
Negative Lab Pro
www.negativelabpro.com/
Focus Nordic
www.focusnordic.fi/
I'm Ricardo Santos, a Brazilian photographer living and shooting in Finland
check my work:
rspphotography.com/
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Equipment:
Sony A7III
Tamron 28-75 2.8
OnePlus 10 Pro
DJI Osmo mobile SE
Zoom H5
Saramonic Microphones

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28 май 2023

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Комментарии : 8

@AndreOliveira-hu8nx Год назад

Yashica never disappoints. Great job! 🔥

@WTFphotography Год назад

Great camera. Very underrated.

@mattisulanto Год назад

Great shots and good use of Suvilahti in its current state, which may not last long.

@WTFphotography Год назад

Thanks a lot Matti. True... Seems like there are "plans" for the Area

@Bigfarmer8 Год назад

I really enjoyed this video. Of course Matti is right about the choice of location. Matti knows! I think Viviem (if I have her name correct) is a great model. Both confident and relaxed. She had some really nice poses. To me Agfa Vista 200 is probably the best color film ever, especially considering price. Slightly finer grain than 400 and a bit better tonal balance. I still have a few rolls in my cellar if you are interested. I replaced Agfa Vista 200 with Kodak Color Plus 200. Not the same, but it comes pretty close. Looking forward to your next video!

@WTFphotography Год назад

Yeah... The place is very interesting but under the danger of being putted down because of the city new plans for the Area

@johnyutzey6504 Год назад

Really great photos Ricardo (do I have your name right?)! I'm in the US. I have settled on two color neg films for all my film shooting: Kodak Portra 400 for people (not cheap!) and Fuji Superia Xtra 400 for everything else (increasingly hard to get). BW? Not currently; I use the Nik software to convert my color shots to BW and have been very happy with the results. When I was still shooting BW film, in my opinion the best image scans were from chromogenic BW emulsions: Kodak BW400CN (no longer available) and Ilford XP2. (still out there). Thanks for continuing to promote film photography.

@WTFphotography Год назад

Yes you got my name right!!! My problem the reality is that I think my color film photography had always been fine, but the scanning was bad and I can't really find a reason for it. But now thiw negative lab pro seems to work well and deliver what I was seeking. But still BW is my thing. I feel that I do a good job shooting it developing and scanning and has become my main focus over the years.