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

[Sean]

Splitting a large thread. The original thread is closed and can be found here: http://www.apug.org/forums/forum40/7...-recently.html

The original thread post by B&Wpositive:

Just curious what everyone has been shooting in the past few weeks. Will be interesting to see the variety of types and formats people are using right now.

I'll start-

Last weekend, I shot a roll of Kodak Max 400 and a roll of Fuji Superia 400 using a Nikon F100.

[Kokoro]

Fuji C200 from Trip35 finished the other day waiting for processing.
I have been given a few rolls of Pro 400h, so ive put one in the praktica and have been using it this week.

[BrendanCarlson]

Expired Tmax 3200, Fresh Tmax 400, Superia 200, and a roll of Provia.

[brian steinberger]

Fuji Neopan 400 in 35mm!! Such a nice fine grain 400 speed film. Too bad it's gone in 120...

[Scandium]

I'm doing exclusively 35mm. Fuji Astia & Provia 400X for color. (Only 4 rolls of Astia remain in the fridge.) Eastman 5222 Double-X for B&W. Double-X is my most often used film.

[Greg Davis]

A roll of 35mm Tmax 400 this morning for a class excercise I am designing, and a sheet of Portra 400 8x10 this afternoon for a personal project. A few sheets of Portra 400 4x5 last few days for a different personal project and film tests.

[agman]

PROVIA 100F, 4x5

[BradleyK]

Looking ahead...(The A12s are already loaded)... After a weather-induced hiatus, I will be making a trek up to Jasper National Park this weekend to shoot the last vestiges of winter (the parks had a near-record snowfall this past winter). As per usual, I will rely on a couple of my old stand-bys: for my color work, I will run some E100VS through the Hasselblad; for my black and white shooting, as always, I will rely on two personal favorites, PanF Plus and FP4 Plus.

[benjiboy]

135 Fuji Professional 400H in a Canon EF.

[Ed Bray]

Although this is posted under a 'colour' forum I see a few posts with B&W films indicated.

My recent uses are Pan F, FP4+, XP2 Super, Tri X all in 120 and all processed in Caffenol CL.