Kodak Ektar 100

[Lewis14]

Hi, Dear friend you should use Fuji FinePix S1000fd offers extensive manual controls for picture taking, including the ability to adjust both shutter speed and aperture. To that end, Fuji has included a built-in light metering system, which works by measuring the light coming through the lens to fall on the sensor. This meter appears in the lower right hand corner of the screen when the camera is set to a manual operation mode.

you should try it ..



Thanks,

 

[Anthony Lee]

Hi, Dear friend you should use Fuji FinePix S1000fd offers extensive manual controls for picture taking, including the ability to adjust both shutter speed and aperture. To that end, Fuji has included a built-in light metering system, which works by measuring the light coming through the lens to fall on the sensor. This meter appears in the lower right hand corner of the screen when the camera is set to a manual operation mode.

you should try it ..

Thanks,

Hi, we are discussing about the Kodak Ektar 100 which is a 35mm color negative film for use in an SLR film camera. Does not understand your post and what it has to do with this film.

 

[coolsigg]

Hi guys, like to share some of my Ektar 100 shots. This film is damn ex so I had only shot 1 roll. Camera used is Lomo LCA+. Scanned using Epson V500. Colors are a bit warm. Could be due to my scanner's auto-exposure settings.

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[kcchew]

Those are nice shots! I find Ektar on the warm side as well, on the times that I want something cooler I'll go for Fuji Pro 160S/400H.

 

[Anthony Lee]

Those are nice shots! I find Ektar on the warm side as well, on the times that I want something cooler I'll go for Fuji Pro 160S/400H.

Mr Chew,

If you do have some photos of the Fuji Pro 160S and 400H I will greatly appreciate if you can find time to post some here. Many thanks.

Hi coolsig,

Thanks for the Ektar 100 photos. Yes a bit on the warm side but nice.

 

[kcchew]

No problem. Fuji Pro 160S:

Fuji Pro 400H:

All were scanned using Epson V600 and Vuescan with no colour correction.