Photos from your "last" roll of a particular film?

[GarageBoy]

So, I'm inspired by the last roll of PX125 thread
Lets see your shots from you "last roll" of whatever film

 

[Thomas78]

Fuji Neopan 1600


Canon P_Canon 50 1,2_Neopan 1600_02_004b von thomas.78 auf Flickr


Canon P_Canon 50 1,2_Neopan 1600_02b_009 von thomas.78 auf Flickr

 

[rjbuzzclick]

Last roll of 127 format film:

 

[Photo_Smith]

The last roll of my favourite film Agfa 160 Portrait.


Max by Photo Utopia, on Flickr

Rolleiflex, self processed.

 

[defconfunk]

OP - Good thread idea!

I've got my last roll of Fuji 1600 C41 in a camera right now, so it'll be awhile before I can add to this. But I'm looking forward to see what people did with their last rolls of Koda/Ekta chrome.

 

[Nokton48]

Max by Photo Utopia, on Flickr

I used to shoot ALL my wedding photos on Agfa film. A friend of mine and I did a marketing test once, we showed Brides, during appointments, identical photos side-by-side. Asked them, which one do you prefer?

Interestingly, 100% they chose the Agfa photographs. So, after that, that is what we used, exclusively. Too bad they never made a 120 ASA 800 color neg film. So, we used 160 and 400.

 

[charjohncarter]

Not my last roll but this is very recent Mexico after a storm: Balda 66e, Trix, Hc110h:

 

[Photo_Smith]

I used to shoot ALL my wedding photos on Agfa film. A friend of mine and I did a marketing test once, we showed Brides, during appointments, identical photos side-by-side. Asked them, which one do you prefer?

Interestingly, 100% they chose the Agfa photographs. So, after that, that is what we used, exclusively. Too bad they never made a 120 ASA 800 color neg film. So, we used 160 and 400.

For a period of time in the 1990's all my weddings were shot on Portrait XPS 160 with the interior shots on 400 which was quite different, higher in contrast and more yellow base.

We printed them in house on Agfa paper, in the UK Agfa had a Portrait C Type paper matched to the film, the resulting prints looked superb.

I think they did make an Agfa Vista 800 film, never used it though.

 

[cz23]

From my actual last roll. Expired Fuji Pro 160S. -John

 

[telenous]

From my last roll of Kodachrome: Athens, November 2010.




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[jonmanjiro]

I took these shots on what I thought was my last roll of Neopan 1600... however six months later a friend gave me two more rolls which I'm saving for something special 🙂

 

[GarageBoy]

Love the tone transitions on the Neopan 1600
Regret not being into film back then

 

[Fotohuis]

Efke R100 in Beutler 1+1+8 10:00 minutes at 20C. by Fotohuis (Robert), on Flickr


Efke R100 in Beutler 1+1+8 10:00 minutes at 20C. by Fotohuis (Robert), on Flickr

Never been populair: Efke R100. Grainy film, curly film and a soft emulsion which can be damaged quickly.
However in 6x7cm grain is not an isssue. Glass, A.N. glass in the enlarger doesn't matter for curl and any wet soft emulsion you have to treat carefully.
Well the last Efke R100 film. Just made on bike to the supermarket today in Herpen. Just developed in Beutler 1+1+8 for 10 minutes at 20C. Printed by my Dunco II 67 with split grade.
Sometimes you regret that this last film batch which I bought in beginning 2012 for Eur. 1,40 for this roll film.

Some people hate it, some people like it. What is your opinion for a film we lost when Fotokemika closed their factory?

 

[rwintle]

I only started shooting medium format very recently... and Fuji Superia Reala quickly became my favourite film.

Then it disappeared. 🙁

From that last roll... here are a couple.


Clasped Hands, Gravestone, Kinghorn Ontario by Richard Wintle, on Flickr


Episcopal Old Methodist Cemetery, Kinghorn, Ontario by Richard Wintle, on Flickr

 

[Photo_Smith]

Efke R100 in Beutler 1+1+8 10:00 minutes at 20C. by Fotohuis (Robert), on Flickr

Never been popular: Efke R100. Grainy film, curly film and a soft emulsion which can be damaged quickly.
However in 6x7cm grain is not an isssue. Glass, A.N. glass in the enlarger doesn't matter for curl and any wet soft emulsion you have to treat carefully.
Well the last Efke R100 film. Just made on bike to the supermarket today in Herpen. Just developed in Beutler 1+1+8 for 10 minutes at 20C. Printed by my Dunco II 67 with split grade.
Sometimes you regret that this last film batch which I bought in beginning 2012 for Eur. 1,40 for this roll film.

Some people hate it, some people like it. What is your opinion for a film we lost when Fotokemika closed their factory?

My opinion is that it was a loss, I loved it and also the stalemate R50 which was nice too.
I used my first roll in the 1980's it was a very hard film to nail down as the thin emulsion had little latitude, wonderful rendition of skin tones on the R100.

I like your shot of the trees very much, it has a nice depth.
Regards
Mark

 

[jonmanjiro]

Shot from my last roll of Efke 50. it certainly had a different look to other B&W films I've used.

 

[Kenj8246]

From the last roll of MF FP4+...last roll in the fridge until I can get some more.


Bell County courthouse, Belton TX by kenj8246, on Flickr

 

[Photo_Smith]

From my last roll of CHS 50

'Manhole' by Photo Utopia, on Flickr

It's a film I miss.

 

[dogbunny]

From my last roll of Efke 50. I wish I'd stocked up a bit more.

 

[varjag]

My last Kodachrome 200. Processed in January 2011.


Kronstad by varjagg, on Flickr