Paignton with a Fed2

<p>Hi, Afraid I messed up my previous post, didnt have the right size images so here goes again, hope I get it right this time</p><div></div>

<p>I've tried a few soviet lenses, and I'd say that the Industar 61 is the most reliable one, for good sharpness and contrast. By the way, they're also indestructible... Nice photos Robert.<br>

Keep shooting films.</p>

<p>very crisp, robert. what film did you use? </p>

<p>Hi Capital Q , The film is an own brand job from Truprint Processing here in England, when you send them a film for developing you get your prints back along with a free film similar to the one you send in . It was 200ASA with just Truprint on it, I would imagine it was made somewhere in the European Union could be Italy , Ferrania or somone like them. Its not bad actually.</p>

<blockquote>when you send them a film for developing you get your prints back along with a free film similar to the one you send in .</blockquote>

<p>Excellent colours, please post some more. Free film? "Never look a gift horse in the mouth"!</p>

<p>Hi Stuart, here are a couple more for you</p><div></div>

<p>Another one</p><div></div>

<p>The film was actually developed and scanned in local branch of Tesco it costs £2.00. Great value for money and excellent service.</p><div></div>

<p>Another</p><div></div>

This deal is something the wife is always encouraging me to do.. I just hate the idea of sending it off.. I prefer the local drugstore.. but the "free" film deal is a reality!

 

Thanks