Analog film photography and cameras

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Ste_S

Thanks both.

Tripod is out as it's for candids, likewise flash (I haven't got the balls to do a Bruce Gilden). Natura 1600 is 35mm only ? (I have a few rolls for 35mm I'm trying out). Porta 400 or Fuji 400h under exposed one stop seem like the easiest solution I guess, although I was hoping for something with more saturation - a faster Ektar or Velvia for example.

Sucks that a lot of the faster colour films have disappeared

Edit - It looks as though Lomography do a 120 800ISO film (rebadged Kodak Gold/Procolor/Ultramax ?). I'll try that out when they have some back in stock

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salad in reply to @Ste_S

I bet that lomography film is shit.

There's CineStill 800T as well!

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Ste_S in reply to @salad

The 35mm version of it is apparently Kodak Ultramax 800, so I presume the 120 version is similar. I have a soft spot for the Gold/Procolor/Ultramax (whatever it's called this week) range, especially with reds.

Cinestill is out as like Portra 800 it's near enough double the price of other 120 films

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