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Agfa CT Precisa (35mm, 100 iso) user-review

June 28, 2008 4 comments

For me, it is THE x-pro film itself. it is a everyday-film you can use with or without flash and in every conditions. blue will be extremely and red, too. TRY IT! it is worth it!!!!

For me, it is THE x-pro film itself. it is a everyday-film you can use with or without flash and in every conditions. blue will be extremely and red, too. TRY IT! it is worth it!!!!

Okay, i must confess that i lied to you sending in other films to pet love than AGFA CT PRECISA.! It IS my overall favourite film. Good thing is, it works in daylight and with flash and the blue that comes out, is really amazing. If you want dramatic skies, you have to use this film! And if you have anything red on your image, it will gloom as bright as the blue parts!
I love agfa ct in combination with pop9! The brightness of the flash makes great effects.

First I saw it in a drugstore. They sold it that cheap, that I bought some of the packages. Good idea! I was so amazed seeing the first results.
And it is a good film for doubles. So if you wanna make an agfa- double with me, just leave me a message…. J

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE,…

written by mephisto19

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4 comments

  1. mephisto19

    mephisto19

    shot #2 is a double with julia aka neja :)
    thanks for opening this review

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  2. jaalvarez

    jaalvarez

    Hello from Spain!!
    I have use, sometimes, this film. I have a question: Do you develope it like a slides film or tha a conventional one?

    Congratulations form your information!!

    Juan

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  3. ririaudiya

    In Indonesia, it's hard to find this film. I must buy it from lomography.com
    almost 5 years ago · report as spam
  4. mephisto19

    mephisto19

    i generally cross process the film...

    almost 5 years ago · report as spam

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