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Horizon, Eagle640@200

 

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C,

Love this, at first I thought it was a simple B&W shot, or a colour shot converted, but then saw the slip of colour in the middle.

I had to check to see what the heck "Eagle 640" was.

Nice shot.

Gary

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C,

Love this, at first I thought it was a simple B&W shot, or a colour shot converted, but then saw the slip of colour in the middle.

I had to check to see what the heck "Eagle 640" was.

Nice shot.

Gary

Gary I wait for Christoph answer but I find this

https://www.macodirect.de/en/film/traffic-surveillanve-films/1886/maco-tcs-eagle-640-color-35mm-x-17m-on-spool

Impressive film

Rg H.

and in addition this link

http://www.italianfilmphotography.it/en/maco-eagle-tcs-2/

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Hello Henry, thanks for your comment

I have tried just one time Xp2 on M7... and definitely come back to HP5 after a bad experience... 

I have ordered some triX which should be arrive soon... 

Good,  Jean try TX and tell me the result one of the best b&w film IMO

a very deep and true black !

Bedojo a photographer in one french forum likes this film :)

Thanks for your reply

Best

Henry

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Rolleiflex 3,5C, Tmax 400

 

Lancia 037

 

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M6

35 Summicron

TX400

R09 1:50

Plustek 8100

Gary

 

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Nice picture I love old stone Gary like you :)

 

and in the same style of Gary :) but in color sorry Gary

 

 

Abbey Vauclair 11th century in ruins

With jet line for Philip

You know where is Philip, it has been a long time, he goes over here ?

 

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Kodak Portra 160

M7-35 LA

Nikon Coolscan 5000

 

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Thank you Henry, me too, one thing we could not get past was the many "carved" stone buildings, such beauty.

Hard to portray with film sometimes.

 

M6

50 Summicron

TX400

R09 1:50

Plustek 8100

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C,

Love this, at first I thought it was a simple B&W shot, or a colour shot converted, but then saw the slip of colour in the middle.

I had to check to see what the heck "Eagle 640" was.

Nice shot.

Gary

 

 

Really superb Christoph at the good moment

Thanks for sharing

Best

H.

 

 

 

 

Gary, Henry,

 

Yes, it is that film. It's definately a league apart, and if you expose it at the nominal ISO640, it almost guarantees significant grain. Exposed at ISO200, and in sunshine it is more akin to normal film, still grainy, but with nice, strong colours. I only took B&W film to NYC, but had this roll already started in my camera. In the rainy evening conditions, and with the rather strong vignetting of the Horizon, the grainy side shows in the pic above, only the strong advertising signs in the distance making an exception. I would not recommend it as a standard film if you want subtle colour hues or are searching for details, but for experimental work I love it! (It is sort of the anti-thesis to the pro-films that Adam likes to use  :rolleyes: ). 

 

Rgds

 

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3,5C, Tmax 400

 

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M6, Summicron 50, Tmax 400

 

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Gary, Henry,

 

Yes, it is that film. It's definately a league apart, and if you expose it at the nominal ISO640, it almost guarantees significant grain. Exposed at ISO200, and in sunshine it is more akin to normal film, still grainy, but with nice, strong colours. I only took B&W film to NYC, but had this roll already started in my camera. In the rainy evening conditions, and with the rather strong vignetting of the Horizon, the grainy side shows in the pic above, only the strong advertising signs in the distance making an exception. I would not recommend it as a standard film if you want subtle colour hues or are searching for details, but for experimental work I love it! (It is sort of the anti-thesis to the pro-films that Adam likes to use  :rolleyes: ). 

 

Rgds

 

Christoph

 

Thanks Christoph ... wait and see Adam opinion :D

Rg H.

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Street photos "Vieux Port" Marseille for Gary and Adam :)

 

 

Kodak Portra 160 again

Leica M7-28 Summicron Asph

 

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Henry

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