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I bought a bunch of self-spooled orwo np27 a few years ago and recognized that the film must have been stored very badly. All negatives came out dark an blurry. This time i exposed with iso 50 (well i guess it was iso 50, cause i didn´t use a lightmeter all the time) and standdeveloped the film in hc 110 1+120 for 80min. This time the results are much better, i think. Nice to shoot some film again.
I bought a bunch of self-spooled orwo np27 a few years ago and recognized that the film must have been stored very badly. All negatives came out dark an blurry. This time i exposed with iso 50 (well i guess it was iso 50, cause i didn´t use a lightmeter all the time) and standdeveloped the film in hc 110 1+120 for 80min. This time the results are much better, i think. Nice to shoot some film again.
Without a doubt, the most beautiful excursion of our stay in Ushuaia: the boat trip on the Beagle Channel. It was cold, but what a spectacle. The sea wolves, the wild birds, the scouts' lighthouse, the spectacular natural setting, the location of the two opposing shores, the Chilean to the south, the Argentinian to the north. The choice of Sunbath film was more than appropriate, and I did well to bring my 300mm zoom.
Without a doubt, the most beautiful excursion of our stay in Ushuaia: the boat trip on the Beagle Channel. It was cold, but what a spectacle. The sea wolves, the wild birds, the scouts' lighthouse, the spectacular natural setting, the location of the two opposing shores, the Chilean to the south, the Argentinian to the north. The choice of Sunbath film was more than appropriate, and I did well to bring my 300mm zoom.
Without a doubt, the most beautiful excursion of our stay in Ushuaia: the boat trip on the Beagle Channel. It was cold, but what a spectacle. The sea wolves, the wild birds, the scouts' lighthouse, the spectacular natural setting, the location of the two opposing shores, the Chilean to the south, the Argentinian to the north. The choice of Sunbath film was more than appropriate, and I did well to bring my 300mm zoom.
