Cheap film-experiences
On a recent vacation I decided to take only color film and one camera.
A IIf with Elmar 3,5/50 and Kodak film, some cheap Kodak Gold 200 and a bit of Portra 400.
After getting the prints back from a high street shop I must say that the kodak Gold gave very pleasing results.Normally I shoot mostly Black and White but I wanted to see what I could get with color film and then if desired convert to monochrome after scanning.
Bottom line is that I am surprised at just how well the results are coming out.Added to the fact that I can dump all my films into the same shop and then post process how I like.
Is anybody else doing this or do you separate color for color and B&W for B&W?
Also what are the potential downsides of this workflow in your opinion....am genuinely interested to hear peoples point of view.
Bear in mind that I only do digital printing from scans and not wet printing anymore.
thoughts anyone?
regards
Andy
p.s here a shot from the Kodak Gold, scanned from the print and toned in LR.
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