2nd Attempt in Holga

[Zig Ziggler]

AGFA CT precisa (x-pro)

 

[Zig Ziggler]

 

[Zig Ziggler]

can anyone tell me why the x-pro for the CT-precisa gives this yellow/greenish hue ?
Its supposed to give out bright hues esp the blues(everyone elses' Ct-precisa in flickr) .. Problem with the lab?

 

[Zig Ziggler]

AGFA Vista 100 (neg)

 

[Zig Ziggler]

 

[Zig Ziggler]

 

[syaki]

where did you send it for developing?? looks pretty grainy to me

 

[Zig Ziggler]

where did you send it for developing?? looks pretty grainy to me

Triple D. Thought film supposed to be bit grainy?
Anyway will bring my next roll of slides to x-pro elsewhere. :think:

 

[toric]

Triple D. Thought film supposed to be bit grainy?
Anyway will bring my next roll of slides to x-pro elsewhere. :think:

i've never had agfa ct precisa this grainy before
usually only high iso film gets more grainy

 

[nicekit]

i dun think it is TripleD fault

because i have let them x-pro
alot of the slides
from Fuji to Kodak to Agfa

grainy only happens when the exposure of the film is under..
and uncle is trying to salvage ur film by pumping up the scanning
hence the grain

so... next time
expose properly hehehaha

 

[shaoken]

i dun think it is TripleD fault

because i have let them x-pro
alot of the slides
from Fuji to Kodak to Agfa

grainy only happens when the exposure of the film is under..
and uncle is trying to salvage ur film by pumping up the scanning
hence the grain

so... next time
expose properly hehehaha

Yup. It's not Triple D's fault.
For film, when it's underexposed, it will be VERY grainy when you try to correct it.

 

[squall]

Yup. It's not Triple D's fault.
For film, when it's underexposed, it will be VERY grainy when you try to correct it.

My friends,

This is not grain that you are seeing. It is digital noise, induced during scanning, probably as a result of:

a. Salvaging underexposure (as previously mentioned)
b. may be worsened by single pass "quickie" scan rather than a 4 or 8 pass.

If you look closely at the "grain", you will notice both luminance (brighter spots) and chromatic (little red blue and green spots, esp in the shadows) aberrations, which is consistent with digital noise.

Squall

 

[Zig Ziggler]

Tks all for yr valuable input! Points noted

 

[coolsigg]

normally xpro slides would have slightly more grain when I compared to my E6 processed slides. not sure is it due to the processing or what. maybe when I buy my own scanner, I can rescan some of the film and share the difference (if any) here.

 

[loveyunki]

Hi, can I know where to develope lumo pictures in sg?
And also where to get the 120mm films?

 

[Zig Ziggler]

Hi, can I know where to develope lumo pictures in sg?
And also where to get the 120mm films?

So far, hv developed at Triple D @ Burlington Square (175 Bencoolen Street #01-07,
Singapore 189649)
Phone : 62244006
They give 10% discount for developing & scanning for Lomotion Forum Member.
Forum URL: http://lomotion.20.forumer.com/

As for where to get 120mm films, can try these:
http://8storeytree.com/store/index.php?cPath=44_22_31&osCsid=n724k5c2lt33otbqk6tof5ulg5
http://khloee.livejournal.com/32533.html

 

[ruffgaws]

i dun think it is TripleD fault

because i have let them x-pro
alot of the slides
from Fuji to Kodak to Agfa

grainy only happens when the exposure of the film is under..
and uncle is trying to salvage ur film by pumping up the scanning
hence the grain

so... next time
expose properly hehehaha

hmm, i think its quite difficult to control exposure time using the holga, esp since ZigZagger is shooting in daylight. i'm sure if he or she has had used B mode, the film will be overexposed.

but i do agree with you that the film may prob be underexposed. holga's best friend is sunlight, i bring mine out for a sundance when the weather is good! alternatively, there's always flash.

 

[ruffgaws]

Zig Ziggler, sorry.

 

[ruffgaws]

http://web.singnet.com.sg/~weekh/shops.html

Hey guys, visit the above website for a list of shops for you to send your film for processing.
Cheers.