When, and I mean when which is a rare thing, I load one of my film cameras up with colour film the only choice for me is KODAK GOLD 200.
Recently I tested both my Canon A1 and AE-1 cameras and used up a couple of rolls of 35mm Kodak GOLD 200.
This film stock really does have that 80’s 90’s colour film picture vibe going on.
Nothing clever was done on the cameras and both where shot using the Auto Aperture setting on the lens, locking the “A” down.
This batch are the shots I took at some favourite places I like to shot film photos at on my way home from work.
Here is what results in the camera operator (me) opening the back briefly before winding the film back into the safe dark place of the film cassette.
I know armature mistake but that’s why I am an armature lol.
Thankfully other than a couple of “ruined” shots a few had light issue that to me added to the pictures.
What do you think?
Yes I am a 99.999% black and white film shooter but occasionally, especially on sunny days, colour film has its place and when that time comes it is Kodak GOLD 200 film all the way.
It would be interesting to know what your thoughts are on colour film.
Please do comment below as each post is read and many replied to by me.
Wishing you well and safe journeys.
DC x
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