There is a good habit that all analog photographers have ... and I don´t have it! I say about a habit that I consider necessary. It´s to know which film you're using;)
Is It a problem when you upload a photo on Lomography and you’re not sure what to write in “add film”?. Something as simple as this may be a chaos when you want to give details of your lomo or make a review of a particular kind of film.
Well, in this situation I found myself a thousand times. And that happens to me for not writing all the details of film I have in camera. I probably had used too much negatives in many cameras ;).
If you’re like me … I’ll give you a solution if you scan your negatives. Also you can do it “reading” the color negative with a light behind.
This is my film study: I hope to help you…
Surely, you have looked that there are letters and numbers written on negative films. This will give you a clue as what brand and type of film is.
Let’s start with some 35mm films (Color Negative). First I will write what we will read in negative and then, what film is! :D
Kodak 200-8 = Kodak Color Plus 200
Kodak GA 100-7 = Kodak Gold 100
Kodak GC-400 = Kodak Ultra Max 400 (Denominación Antigua)
Kodak GC 400-9 = Kodak Ultra Max 400 (Denominación Nueva)
Photo by nikkaxxx
Fuji S-200 = FujiColor Superia 200
Fuji S-400 = FujiColor Superia X-Tra 400
Fuji Reala = FujiColor Superia Reala
Next episode: Film List # 2.
I hope you have been helpful! And if there is a mistake, comment it and we will be able to learn together!! ;D
I will continue investigating …. For my own good! : P
Lomo On!
Kisses XxX
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