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Reviews

Fujifilm Fujichrome T64: Open Your Eyes to Another World

Head out into the streets on a sunny day and try shooting with Fujichrome T64, then have it cross-processed. You will see your world as you've never seen it before!

February 27, 2012 9 comments 35 likes
Fuji 64T Type II: An Unpredictable, Rare Tungsten Film

The Fuji 64T Type II is a different tungsten alternative to the popular Lomography X Tungsten film!

January 02, 2012 9 comments 42 likes
Fujichrome 64T Type II in E6

The Fujichrome 64T Type II (RTPII) is an ISO 64 colour reversal tungsten film. This film model has been discontinued since 2007 and replaced by Fujichrome T64. The RTPII is quite difficult to find so when I saw a few expired rolls left in the photo lab, I know I got to grab it.

August 30, 2010 1 comment 6 likes

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