Edit: I am fairly certain I used a red filter, so it must have been the f/2.8 80 mm.
Edit 2: Roll 104 was a roll of Achros in a G690 with a 65 mm f/8, but the shutter was stuck so I ended up with a blank roll. :sigh: All the G690 gear was sent out for CLA ... no guarantees they can do anything about it.Nice - are there any labs in Santa Barbara? I know of Dexter's Camera in Ventura - they charge only $5 to dev 35mm c41. A screaming deal.
We have a lab (color services), but they only process b/w and c41. I prefer to dev my own b/w, and so when I shoot color (c41 and e6) I might as well send them to the same lab. I just filled up some astia yesterday and it's going to northcoastphoto later today.
theHUN wrote: Desmolicious wrotetheHUN wroteRoll 103: 2000FCW and Delta 400, either with the Planar f/2.8 80 mm F or the 60-120 zoom, somewhere around f/8
Edit: I am fairly certain I used a red filter, so it must have been the f/2.8 80 mm.
Edit 2: Roll 104 was a roll of Achros in a G690 with a 65 mm f/8, but the shutter was stuck so I ended up with a blank roll. :sigh: All the G690 gear was sent out for CLA ... no guarantees they can do anything about it.Nice - are there any labs in Santa Barbara? I know of Dexter's Camera in Ventura - they charge only $5 to dev 35mm c41. A screaming deal.We have a lab (color services), but they only process b/w and c41. I prefer to dev my own b/w, and so when I shoot color (c41 and e6) I might as well send them to the same lab. I just filled up some astia yesterday and it's going to northcoastphoto later today.
Desmolicious wrote: theHUN wroteDesmolicious wroteWhat’s the name of the SB lab?Color Services: https://colorservices.com/Perfect, TY! I like to have a list of labs in areas I travel to.
FYI thedarkroom.com - which I have found sucks but that is another story - is turning down new customers because they cannot handle the workload!!!
Full disclosure, I have only used them a handful of times in 2020(?). The first time, they handed the developed film back in one long roll, protected by an equally long sleeve, rolled up in a small cardboard container. While I do not remember seeing scratches (which were the norm with thedarkroom and richard photo lab), I do remember more dust than with the other two labs. And because the film was coiled up it was not flat either.
theHUN wrote: Desmolicious wrotetheHUN wroteDesmolicious wroteWhat’s the name of the SB lab?Color Services: https://colorservices.com/Perfect, TY! I like to have a list of labs in areas I travel to.
FYI thedarkroom.com - which I have found sucks but that is another story - is turning down new customers because they cannot handle the workload!!!Full disclosure, I have only used them a handful of times in 2020(?). The first time, they handed the developed film back in one long roll, protected by an equally long sleeve, rolled up in a small cardboard container. While I do not remember seeing scratches (which were the norm with thedarkroom and richard photo lab), I do remember more dust than with the other two labs. And because the film was coiled up it was not flat either.
That actually is my preferred way of getting film back! I like to cut it myself in strips of six for my Nikon ES-2 copier. Or if I have intentionally overlapped frames - whether shooting 1/2 frame panos, or 120 overlaps for panos.
Dust not so good, but I've had that off and on w everyone so can deal w it.
Desmolicious wrote: helimat wroteDefinitely not a Ferrari. Or as cool as a Corvair either... Xpan + 45/4 + Reinhold 640Three questions:
1. Why is the maple leaf upside down?
B. Judge Reinhold makes film?
iii. Why is the Canadian flag upside down?
Haha. This was taken during the Trucker Convoy madness up here.... If you are not aware it was a group that were upset with vaccine mandates & occupied the capital Ottawa and a border crossing as well. They tried setting up here too, but were foiled by the local police.
The film is from the Limited Edition Rollei Paul & Reinhold release.... This roll said 'Reinhold'