I shot this roll of Kentmere 400 at box speed and developed in Legacypro L110b. Controlling contrast was a little more challenging than when shooting at 200 for processing in PMK Pyro, but I was pleased with these results.
Sunday, August 30, 2020
Kentmere 400
Albuquerque's zoo and botanical garden are open to visitors by appointment and the art museum will follow in a couple weeks. So, nice to have access again to some of my favorite places and subjects.
I shot this roll of Kentmere 400 at box speed and developed in Legacypro L110b. Controlling contrast was a little more challenging than when shooting at 200 for processing in PMK Pyro, but I was pleased with these results.
I shot this roll of Kentmere 400 at box speed and developed in Legacypro L110b. Controlling contrast was a little more challenging than when shooting at 200 for processing in PMK Pyro, but I was pleased with these results.
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That Minolta you picked up really delivers some nice results! And I have not tried Kentmere.
The Minolta lenses can't be beat. The bodies are a little fragile. The Kentmere is my favorite cheap film.
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