OregonSun wrote: RoamingScott wroteI haven’t been able to find Portra in 35mm in a long time! Always on the hunt.Blue Moon Camera has 92 rolls of 400, not cheap, and they're going fast
OregonSun wrote: RoamingScott wroteI haven’t been able to find Portra in 35mm in a long time! Always on the hunt.Blue Moon Camera has 92 rolls of 400, not cheap, and they're going fast
Desmolicious wrote: OregonSun wroteRoamingScott wroteI haven’t been able to find Portra in 35mm in a long time! Always on the hunt.Blue Moon Camera has 92 rolls of 400, not cheap, and they're going fast
Keahi08 wrote: dourbalistar wroteKeahi08 wrotedourbalistar wroteFirst time trying Fujifilm Neopan 100 Acros II. I bought a bunch when they were blowing out short-dated stock at Adorama at the end of 2021. Found it interesting that the film base (in the rebate area) is completely clear.
Rolleicord V, Fujifilm Neopan 100 Acros II, developed in LegacyPro L110 at 1:31 for 5 minutes.
p.s. Looks like we're both in the South Bay area, maybe I'll see you out there one of these days!I thought that you were in the North Bay for some reason. I spend a lot of time in the Quicksilver, Calero, Rancho Canada areas. I also like to go to Woodside, Pescadero, Castle Rock areas when I have a lil more time.
@Keahi08, haha, a semi-curated photostream can be deceiving, but we do make our way up to SF from time to time. We're definitely spoiled for choice with all the regional county parks and Open Space Preserves here in the South Bay. I've lived here most of my life, but still I haven't been to some of the regional parks at the southern end of the county. During the pandemic, I discovered Vargas Plateau Regional Park in the hills above Fremont. It's one of the newer parks in the East Bay Regional Park District.