Analog film photography and cameras

Dead bird is from an old roll of Superia 1600 I had laying in the fridge for years.
Square one above is Portra VC.
Below is CineStill.

Plus one from a roll of Kodak "Pro Image 100".
More to come..

The two above are shot with L35AF on CineStill (which got eaten by the Nikon mid-roll, arrgggh),
yellow car is Fuji Industrial 100 with Pentax-M 50/1.7 (I think) and woman is T-Max with L35AF..

@seafish @ᛠᛙᚺᚣ✻ᛕᛙᚺᛥ I agree with @pdlouche. There is something wrong with your magenta cast. I can only see wrong scanning. And I really prefer "real" colors like in this one

I'll try and post more black & white in the future so you guys won't be annoyed as much!

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Ahah, I'm way more into B&W photography so be careful :)

All the chat of labs, I didn't see where is good for E6. 35mm Velvia and 4x5 Ektachrome e100s needing developed and scanned at a reasonable price.

Or should I just do it myself?

never do E6 yourself
send it to palm in birmingham

VC400 above, ProImage below..

Really liking this stuff...

Didi you develop that yourself ? Jobo or by hands ?

It was done in a Paterson tank with the mod54 adaptor.... I actually loaded the film backwards and scratched it a bit...... noob error.

I asked because you have many developing zones. It is not homogeneous, you see that in the skies. I think it is either because of the developing tank (the developer is not pour quickly) or because of the stirring.

Too much talking too little posting of pictures.

Don't worry. 14 rolls of c41 away today. 6 rolls of B+W to dev and scan and 12 sheets / 2 rolls of E6 to go away tomorrow.