These two tourists from Singapore started to get out the way as I raised my camera to frame the shot; but, then, when I said, "I'm taking a picture of your Star Wars shirts," they started to laugh.
Any fellow Leica shooters excited about Kodak bringing back TMAX 3200? I think it's great they're trying to revive film stocks and bring back more options. I'm all for it!
Also I realized I was foolish to sell my Super Angulon 21mm so I tracked down another one. Glad to have it back . I'm back to my 21/35/50 setup which I finally realized makes the most sense for me. Took a lot, A LOT, of internal exploration and assessment of my work to figure things out.
I have a handful of rolls to scan still which I will do this weekend so I'll have some content to share hopefully .
Abram - Excited for any film to come back. I don't have any fond memories of TMX 3200; but I never shot much of it, preferring Neopan 1600. However, this statement from the P3200 FAQ on the Kodak Alaris website is interesting: P3200 is a fine grain film, similar in nature to the classic look of TRI -X than to T-MAX 400. Does this mean it's different from the old TMAX 3200?
Since its inherent speed is ISO800-1000, there should be no problem with X-raying carryon luggage.