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Portra.
..yeah it's likely I'll settle on Portra. It is good film and scans well.
Was looking for alternatives as well as I don't need Portra's great skin tones as I hardly ever shoot people, so could use a somewhat 'bolder' palette.
Also wouldn't mind a more 'unique' look - Portra's very balanced and a lot of people are shooting it, so while it's quality it's look is somewhat 'mainstream'..
Kodak Ultramax came to mind; have only shot 2 rolls of it yet and pretty happy with the results - it is sort-of weird though, as it's like cool and warm at the same time, it gives rather warm reds but is always looking somewhat "fresh" (see attached pic).
Ah well.. in an ideal world there'd be CineStill 100, 400 and 800D for a fiver!
salad
..sorry if I posted that already; can't remember.
Just going through some old CineStill scans..
Sadly, they have upped the prices close to €12 per roll which is just too much for me for daily stuff.
Trying to settle on one kind of film for 2016.
Want rather warm colours and good scan-ability.
Think it'll be Porta, though this has become more expensive as well.
Ektar also! Well I guess that's how it goes with film.