What films did you shoot most recently? (Part 2)

[Ghostman]

In the last month

Kodak TriX
Acros 100
Ilford FP4, Delta 100, HP5, Delta 400
Velvia 50, 100
Kodak Portra 160NC/VC

All in 120 developed in Kodak HC-110 (b)

Some good results, some bad but I'm learning all the time :-)

[EASmithV]

Portra 400. Amazing film. Hope it sticks around.

[madgardener]

Currently I have been experimenting with arista.edu ultra, and Efke KB50.

[Brian C. Miller]

Portra 800, and Portra 800 at 3200. Just finished, and I need to get them developed.

[tnabbott]

Fuji Reala. Here are two shots from last weekend, each developed at home using Kodak SM Flexicolor chemicals:


SF Botanical Garden by Thomas N. Abbott, on Flickr


Orchids - SF Botanical Garden by Thomas N. Abbott, on Flickr

[jnanian]

i have no idea what the film i used is
its been in my penft for a few months, and
i shot it a few days ago ... i think
maybe it is plus x or tri x but i have no clue ...
i'll know when it is out of the camera ... which
may mean another baker's dozen exposures ..

[Bruce Robbins]

Since giving up digital and returning 100% to film (the switch is documented on my completely non-commercial website if anyone is interested), I've taken a liking to Fomapan 100 for my 120 work. Great, punchy mid-tones, reasonably fine grain and good sharpness. Developed at 1+50 in Rodinal, it's a super film. In 35mm and developed the same way, the grain is still pretty decent and sharpness is very good.

[htmlguru4242]

2 Rolls of Neopan 400
2 Rolls Rollei Digibase (C41)
2 Rolls expired elite chrome 400, cross-processed
1 Roll Kodak High Contrast Copy is in the camera now

[baachitraka]

Fomapan 100 indeed.

[benjiboy]

135 Kodak Portra 400 V.C.in my Canon F1N-AE