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stevebrot · 07-02-2009, 12:55 AM

Originally Posted by jgredline

Steve, By far and away, you have put out the best ektar 100 images I have ever seen. Somehow you even managed to control that crazy red channel. Impressed I am to say the least. I need to get some more and go at it again.

Thanks for the thumbs up! I am pretty convinced that the "awful red" is an artifact of development in old soup, though my next roll may very well prove me wrong

. Kodak has a history of marketing "pro" grade films that are picky about development. Ektar 100 may well fall into that category.

Steve

BTW...I really appreciate the OP for his thoughtful comments at the beginning of this thread. The more people that give Ektar a try and share their experiences, the better we all will get at using this new material.

07-02-2009, 12:55 AM	#14
stevebrot Pentaxian Location: Vancouver (USA) Gallery Photos: 4 Posts: 3,947	Originally Posted by jgredline Steve, By far and away, you have put out the best ektar 100 images I have ever seen. Somehow you even managed to control that crazy red channel. Impressed I am to say the least. I need to get some more and go at it again. Thanks for the thumbs up! I am pretty convinced that the "awful red" is an artifact of development in old soup, though my next roll may very well prove me wrong . Kodak has a history of marketing "pro" grade films that are picky about development. Ektar 100 may well fall into that category. Steve BTW...I really appreciate the OP for his thoughtful comments at the beginning of this thread. The more people that give Ektar a try and share their experiences, the better we all will get at using this new material.