What film do you use lately ?

[zoltan_arva_toth]

<p>It's interesting that you should mention Kodak ColorPlus 200 - I shot it last year; not by choice but out of necessity and the results have turned out OK. You can see one example below, shot with a Carl Zeiss Jena Pancolar 50mm f/1.8 manual focus lens at, uh, f/8 or f/11. Incidentally, I'm surprised at how different the packaging of your film is compared to what I bought, whose box was yellow and red I think.</p><div></div>

[stephen_york3]

<p>I shoot a bunch of different films, because I circulate through 5-6 different cameras. ( I know, time to slim down the collection). But this last year I've shot lots of Kodak Gold 100 (at $2/roll can't be beat), Foma 200, and tri-x, especially under the arista premium label. I do shoot a little ilford every year too, just not as mush as these others.</p>

[bob_sunley]

<p>Mostly Portra 400, some 160, Neopan 400, Delta 400, all in 120 size and a similar mix in 135. Have at least 20 rolls in the darkroom Inbox for dev and contact printing.</p>

 

[david_lindblom]

<p>For serious pictures: Kodak Portra 400 and 160. For fun with the Lomo LCA and Olympus XA2: Kodak Ektar 100.</p>

[hjoseph7]

<p>I have been using Fuji Reala lately before it goes extinct. I love the real as life colors, especially the night shots.</p>

[nealcurrie]

<p>TMX, TMY in 120 format.</p>

[matias]

<p>Ilford delta 100, rollei retro 100 and Provia 100F</p>

[eddy_d]

<p>I shoot all types of film in 35mm.</p>

[User_4136860]

<p>120 Fuji Reala and 135 Fuji Provia F</p>

[wblynch]

<p>I am a film whore. Not loyal to any one.</p>

<p>Mostly I use consumer color films in 200/400/800 speeds like Kodak Gold/Color Plus and Fujicolor.</p>

<p>But I also use Kodak Portra, Ektar and Fuji Reala or 400H.</p>

<p>Black and white for me could be Tri-X, Plus-X, Neopan 400, Acros 100, Fomapan 100, Efke 100 or Rollei 80s in 127. I even still have a few rolls of Agfa Superpan 200 from 1984.</p>

<p>Not too particular. Load it, shoot it, process it.</p>

 

[fredonian]

I have thus far had no problems with outdated stocks dumped from the freezers on eBay. I wouldn't

suggest anyone take this risk unless they are willing to gamble. I love Kodak's Elite Chrome.

[d_f11]

<p>Delta 100 & Pan F Plus</p>

[larrydressler]

<p>Well today I shot a roll of ORWO N74+ at 800 and developed it in Acufine. It is in the fixer now.</p>

[jason_withers]

<p>Mostly have been shooting Kodak Elite Chrome extra color. </p>

[will_montgomery]

<p>Velvia 50 & 100F in 120.</p>

[shiang_wang1]

Velvia 50 and Provia100F.

[enrico_v.]

<p>Well, It dipends on what camera I am working.<br>

If I work with Leica (M and R), Zeiss (Rollei 35 S, Contax N) or Pentax (Takumar S-M-C) I prefer Kodak, but if I work with Minolta I prefer Fuji:<br>

for mi taste is the better solution, for color prints and for slides too.<br>

For B&W, Tri-x Kodak.<br>

For the kind of film, I follow the suggestion of makers:<br>

for example ,for weddings with Leica, I prefer Kodak portra 160NC and so on...<br>

My suggestion is:<br>

choose the film that fits your needs with your camera.<br>

Stop.</p>

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