Canonet GIII QL17 & Sensia 100 photos

[schrackman]

This is my first try with Sensia, and though I really like some of the photos I noticed this film produced a magenta cast on all my images (which I cleaned up through my scanning software). Have to say I prefer Kodak Elite Chrome and Fuji Provia over Sensia, as these seem to render skin tones much better. At least on my Canonet they do.

Anyhow, here's a few people pics.

Ray

 

[sooner]

Nice, thanks for sharing, and keep shooting slides. I'm not that alarmist about film disappearing as a whole, but I do think the greatest pressure is on slides to disappear or get super pricey, so keep shooting slides!

 

[payasam]

Good pictures, Ray. The magenta cast could be because of the processing. Can't see why only one type of film should have it.

 

[schrackman]

Thanks sooner and payasam!

And yes, you may be correct in that the problem could be the processing. I just noticed that my slides are being sent to a different lab by the photo store where I take my film in, so that could be the cause of the color cast.

Ray

 

[gb hill]

I was thinking the processing also. I've shot Sensia through my Canonet and everything came out fine. But the online prints look great. If thats your family very nice.