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Vivid Colors

November 01, 2010 16 comments

looks a bit like x-pro

Vivid colours. What to expect from a film who has this as addition to its name? Now I know! I really like the colours that come out of this 400-asa-beauty. A little bit bluish, like a cross processed film. And indoor shots are mostly in real colour (when you have a bit of sunlight). Because of its high asa you can perfectly shoot it indoors and outdoors. But this film has its price. It is quite expensive, but it is worth it!

I tried it with my kiev60 and I must say I am very satisfied with the results.

written by mephisto19

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16 comments

  1. chaoticsense

    chaoticsense

    Sweet!

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  2. ck_berlin

    ck_berlin

    awesome pictures. (auch ohne Ausrufezeichen heute...)

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  3. wuxiong

    wuxiong

    Intresting photos......

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  4. stouf

    stouf

    Nice one Stephan ! Next time, to avoid Newton rings, check the comment in this post: http://www.lomograph(…)-processing

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  5. renaishashin

    renaishashin

    Yea! I'm loving this film too! :DD

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  6. paramir

    paramir

    beautiful gallery!

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  7. paramir

    paramir

    I did miss the name of the film though... I suppose it is the Kodak Portra 400 VC?

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  8. yarah

    yarah

    nice and funny pictures :D

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  9. dogma

    dogma

    nice pictures!

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  10. kvboyle

    kvboyle

    Love the pictures , but which film is it?

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  11. herbert-4

    herbert-4

    Stephan!! I like this film also, but you forgot to name it in the body of the article: Kodak Portra 400VC!!

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  12. mephisto19

    mephisto19

    hahah... thanks for all the likes and comments. incredible that i forgot to add the main information: KODAK PORTRA 400 VC :)

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  13. vgzalez

    vgzalez

    great! and nice photos

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  14. mochilis

    mochilis

    Wow, the "vinyl records" series is awesome!!!

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  15. mikahsupageek

    mikahsupageek

    love the vinyl series too !

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  16. johnnyhotcakes

    johnnyhotcakes

    i third the motion on the vinyl series!

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