Chinasaur
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My preferred film is T-Max 400. I'd describe it as creamy smooth heavy cream..or Bailey's.
How would you describe your film?
How would you describe your film?
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My film is x, and I'd describe it as y
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DNG
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How about a photo Showing that Bailey's Look
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I shoot Fuji Acros, Never really though about that kind of comparison...
I guess since I drink Wine these days, a blush, with some fruitiness, but a full palate of flavor, but not too heavy.
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Scanning a roll now.....2-25-2011 8pm EST
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I shoot Fuji Acros, Never really though about that kind of comparison...
I guess since I drink Wine these days, a blush, with some fruitiness, but a full palate of flavor, but not too heavy.
[Place Holder for a Photo]
Scanning a roll now.....2-25-2011 8pm EST
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NickTrop
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My film is Fuji Superia 800... I describe it as the only film that is really needed in 35, because it is readily available, cheap, fast, good grain - I can process it for a couple bucks, and when digitally scanned, can be made to look indistinguishable from any other film that ever existed, including black and white or slide.
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