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By gwpics
From a film returned from the lab today.
Leica M4-P + 35mm Summarit f2.5. Kodak T-Max 400.
Gerry
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By tao_kala
Hello, I recently published my M2 user experience in my blog using Summaron35 f2. 8 and Summicron35 version 4.All were taken with Kodak Portra400. The M2 with these 2 lens are amazing. ( I got the good deal on Summicron35 during my trip in Munich, so I carried two 35mm lens😋. Hope you guys enjoy the picture and have fun shooting. I really love my M2
https://goo.gl/G5T1TR
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By frame-it
has anyone used rolled, Kodak Vision Cine film on their M cameras ?
quite cheap for $2.50/36 exp
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they have
FUJI ETERNA VIVID 160/250D/500T (CINE)
and Kodak Vision 3 250D/500T
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By gwpics
I am intrigued that Kodak are now pushing Kodachrome photography (note, I did not say Kodachrome is back) by publishing a new Kodachrome magazine, edition 2 of which is now available at a price of £20 here in the UK. It features Kodachrome images from the archives but is very expensive for what it is. I also note that a contact sheet featured in Edition 2 was shot on Ilford HP5, but it is what the featured photographer was using ‘back in the day’.
Does this re-emergence mean that they are trying to raise interest in Kodachrome again? Pretty unlikely, but a strange move. Gerry
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