What 35mm & 120mm film

[Snapper73]

Can some one recommend me some hight contrast/saturated colour film. Love the whole retro feel.

 

[Mahoneyd187]

Ektar.....pppphhhwoarh!

 

[menthel]

I love Ektar for the colour, it will blow your socks off. Its a very clean film too.

 

[Thmaga]

Ektar for print film,

Velvia 50/100 (prefer 50!) for slide.

 

[joxby]

Velvia 100F if you don't fancy print film

 

[Snapper73]

Ektar for print film,

Velvia 50/100 (prefer 50!) for slide.

Nice, but might be a bit to over saturated for me

Velvia 100F if you don't fancy print film

Just shot a roll of this and waiting to get it dev to see the results

 

[mustanir]

If you want that "retro" 80's/90's look, shoot 35mm Kodak Gold 200.

 

[freecom2]

If you want that "retro" 80's/90's look, shoot 35mm Kodak Gold 200.

Yeah, to be honest most modern emulsions are very very clean and high performing (most of the ones mentioned so far), but they don't give a 'retro feel'.

 

[joxby]

Just shot a roll of this and waiting to get it dev to see the results

 

[excalibur2]

Well I'm going to try Tudor film if I can get it somewhere for about £1.20 or 24exp for £1, probably made by Fuji and could be Superia 200 (one of my favourite films). They sell it here but the delivery costs are very high.

http://www.firstcall-photographic.co.uk/products/1066/tudor-colour-print-135-36-iso-200

 

[joxby]

The pound shop has a few hundred rolls of Kodak Gold in stock, I dunno how much it is though...

 

[mustanir]

Tudor film is crappy stuff, as the price tag might suggest. You'd be better off shooting cheap Kodak or Fuji.

Check your local poundland for colour film, I kinda like the Ferrania stuff you often get there, which is made in Europe and hence a better standard of crap than made-in-Japan Tudor.

 

[excalibur2]

Tudor film is crappy stuff, as the price tag might suggest. You'd be better off shooting cheap Kodak or Fuji.

Check your local poundland for colour film, I kinda like the Ferrania stuff you often get there, which is made in Europe and hence a better standard of crap than made-in-Japan Tudor.

Well this made me interested in trying Tudor film:-

http://lewiscollard.com/cameras/tudor-colour-negative-film/