Let’s mention here AGFA Process 70. Belgian and German, AGFA was the taste of a chocolate chewing while driving a convertible Porsche to Cannes film festival.
This is basically C-41, with the same temperatures and development times. C-41 was commercialized with different abbreviations by the manufacturers — CN-16 by Fuji, AP-70 by AGFA or CNK-4 … Read the rest
Let’s have a look at Konica Minolta VX-100 color negative film. Few years ago I bought some 20 rolls of it to check what colors are hidden in its emulsion.
Konica Minolta VX-100 is designed for general color prints. Using newest technologies at its time, this emulsion enjoys wide exposure latitude and latent image stability. … Read the rest
Konica Minolta Centuria Pro 400 220 roll film was intended for general and professional usage. One of its favorites application was by wedding and portrait professional photographers because of its natural skin tones rendition and good color reproduction.
In January 2006, the company announced that they will cease film production in March, 2007. My … Read the rest
Let’s have a few f/stops around Fuji Reala 500D negative film. 2 years ago I got a well kept roll of it, but never went back to the pictures until recently when I was browsing some memories from 2015.
As obvious, Reala 500D was used as a motion picture film. Slumdog Millionaire, Walk the line, … Read the rest
Now I may be tempted to talk about Indiana Jones, Star Wars, Back to the Future and The Shining. What they don’t have in common is the costumes. What they really have in common is that Harrison Ford took a part in two of these and hadn’t in the other two. All … Read the rest