Acros ... I'm back

SoulfulRecover · Jun 11, 2019

That's interesting. I wonder how much nit picking people are going to do to either say its not as good as or better than Acros I

Hopefully they will put out more than just 35mm too

webestang64 · Jun 11, 2019

Derrel said:
Konica's 3200..was that the 1985-1986 film? I shot a few rolls of 3,200 color neg back in the day.

Yep....I think 1987 was it's intro year. I liked it, you could push it to 6400 with no lose of detail.

compur · Jun 11, 2019

One of the grainiest films I ever used (besides Scotch Chrome) was the "RGB" films. I used them briefly in the 1980s. They were actually Kodak motion picture films like 5247, etc. They had brief popularity here in LA due to the local movie film lab processing. It was cheap and you got both negs and slides when processed. The films were fine when used as movie film but terrible for still camera use. It wasn't a pleasing sort of grain and the colors had a washed out look. I wasted some good photo ops using that stuff.