Brian Moore
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Konica Autoreflex TC and expired Kodak BW400CN film.
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Pete Askew
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Suitably ancient looking Brian. Has a burnt-out intensity that I like. Have you posted some images from this roll before?
Brian Moore
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I think I posted one very similar to this when we did the Cheap As Chips Challenge a couple of years ago. (Which of course I did not win but I am not bitter!) This image had a lot of grain, I think due to the fact that the film was expired and probably had been stored several years on the sill of a west-facing window in the tropics. So I messed about with it in Lr and this is the result. Anyway, thank you for the comments, Pete!
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Paul Lange
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When I saw this I thought it looked like a photo with a lot of noise reduction applied but actually I like the effect very much.
Brian Moore
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You nailed it, Paul. And thank you.
Julian de'Courcy
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Gorgeous Brian. Glad I purchased some of this film the other day. Must get out and give it a try. Even though it is in date.
Brian Moore
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Thanks, Jiulian. Much obliged. What are you going to shoot the film with?
Lesley Jones
Otherwise know as Zooey
I like it too Brian. It has a lovely airy feel and I like the creamy tones 
Brian Moore
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Thank you very much, Lesley.I like it too Brian. It has a lovely airy feel and I like the creamy tones
Julian de'Courcy
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Undecide as yet. Have a really uninteresting plastic Canon eos. Forget which model. Low end. The reason for that would be to use some of the good canon lenses I have. Otherwise the FED maybe, Small yashica, compact. I'd like to use the Zorki with the
Jupiter 8 except it has no meter in it. Ive several rolls so can play with more than one camera. I paid £6 a roll at the local shop, not sure if that is the normal price or not?
Brian Moore
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Sunny 16 Rule, Julian. You'll be fine with that. (I prefer Sunny 11 actually.)
