Long live Kodak!

[Sw1tchFX]

No matter what happens to Kodak, if they're still making film I will shoot it

Mamiya 645 AFD with the 80mm f/2.8 @ f/2.8, Ektar 100 @ 50, expertly processed by Richard Photo Lab

I though this one was nice too:

 

[terri]

I like a lot of Kodak products, mostly in the darkroom. We'll see what they decide to do with their analog line.

You did a great job with this Ektar. It's so nice to see a shot with the sun in the frame that's not a blown white hole.

 

[molested_cow]

Is this a scan from the print or the negative? Very nice exposure. Strobe?

 

[Sw1tchFX]

Thanks guys! I know ektar isn't a people film, but I LOVE it for skintones in flat lighting. This was 100% available light, no strobe. Aside from a little bit of liquefy, this is straight off the scan. Richard Photo Lab really knows how to work a noritsu

 

[Buckster]

Thanks guys! I know ektar isn't a people film, but I LOVE it for skintones in flat lighting. This was 100% available light, no strobe. Aside from a little bit of liquefy, this is straight off the scan. Richard Photo Lab really knows how to work a noritsu

Very nice. Reflector?

 

[Sw1tchFX]

Thanks guys! I know ektar isn't a people film, but I LOVE it for skintones in flat lighting. This was 100% available light, no strobe. Aside from a little bit of liquefy, this is straight off the scan. Richard Photo Lab really knows how to work a noritsu

Very nice. Reflector?

nope!

100% available light!

 

[Buckster]

In that case, twice as nice! :thumbup:

 

[antawnmason]

Very nice capture. I love it!

 

[ann]

Kodak's analog sales up 20% last year, too bad the rest of the company is down the tubes.

 

[tirediron]

Nice work.... Love the 645 AFD & 80mm 2.8! :thumbup: