Anyone still using film?

[FeedMyJones]

If still using film which brand and speed and where do you have it processed?:|

 

[returnofsid]

What's film? J/K. I think the last roll of film I shot was at least 5 years ago.

 

[tamarindthai]

i stll have f3/motor driven ,have not shoot any flim for long times,microme 200-400 for fast,,or iso40-60 for slow speed cleaned pic

 

[dogfrog]

Our kids will never understand the Pall Simon song will they... Thoes nice bright colors

 

[MrGone]

I have a few rolls of Kodak Tri-X 400 along with some Fuji Superia 400/Super HQ 100 (although if you are looking to buy stuff you can do better). I also have a roll of Fuji Sensia 100 (they didn't have any Velvia, I thought that was strange). When I had access to a dark room I shot film all the time but now the additional costs make it hard to bother. That's actually the reason I bought the Sensia, to use taking fun/random/cool pictures to make every shot count and it doesn't need to be digital, but I just haven't been up to using it.

I've used Moon Photo in Seattle to reproduce some prints I made in the darkroom and Bob reproduced exactly what I was looking for. I was extremely impressed. I gave them the negatives and a 8x10 copies and he made enlargements that were filtered/dodged/burned exactly the same. On the more difficult ones he made a couple copies of varying levels.

I've only used them for prints and not processing but I definitely will if I ever get around to finishing a roll of film. Those guys really know their stuff and have years and years and years of experience.

http://www.moonphotolab.com/