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12-16-2018, 12:34 PM - 4 Likes   #18301
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While making some digital archives, I'm amazed at how many different Vericolor films I used. This higher contrast version of the film came in two flavors VHC 4329 and VHC 6329.

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QuoteOriginally posted by tuco Quote
While making some digital archives, I'm amazed at how many different Vericolor films I used. This higher contrast version of the film came in two flavors VHC 4329 and VHC 6329.

Pentax 6x7, 105/2.4, Vericolor HC 100, VHC 6329
I was given 3 rolls of Vericolor HC about 6 years ago. I loved the results I got from it and I have been keeping an eye out for more of it ever since. I haven't run across any at all until just a few weeks ago I found 8 rolls of it on ebay. I've got a roll of it nearly finished in my Rolleiflex 2.8C. Hopefully it's close to as good as the stuff I got in 2012.

Here's one I shot in 2012.




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12-16-2018, 03:39 PM   #18303
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QuoteOriginally posted by Swift1 Quote
I was given 3 rolls of Vericolor HC about 6 years ago. I loved the results I got from it and I have been keeping an eye out for more of it ever since. I haven't run across any at all until just a few weeks ago I found 8 rolls of it on ebay. I've got a roll of it nearly finished in my Rolleiflex 2.8C. Hopefully it's close to as good as the stuff I got in 2012.

Here's one I shot in 2012.
Okay, yours looks good. I have some color negatives getting discoloration spots on them but I haven't seen it on any of my VHC rolls so far. They look to be holding up better than the VPS film. But I can't say if that is due to something else causing that.
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QuoteOriginally posted by tuco Quote
Okay, yours looks good. I have some color negatives getting discoloration spots on them but I haven't seen it on any of my VHC rolls so far. They look to be holding up better than the VPS film. But I can't say if that is due to something else causing that.
Are you talking about film you shot and developed many years ago?
I've often wondered how developed color negative film hold up over time. A few years ago I scanned some 35mm color negative film that was shot and developed in 1998. It was drugstore Kodak 400 of some sort and it was actually pretty decent still.

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Are you talking about film you shot and developed many years ago?
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Yeah, some 20-25 year old film that was lab developed.
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Another Vericolor HC 100 just to check out scanning the color.

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QuoteOriginally posted by tuco Quote
Yeah, some 20-25 year old film that was lab developed.
Ahh. I don't have much developed film that goes back further 2008.

This is from that 1 roll of Kodak 400 I shot in 1998. Scanned in 2013.


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QuoteOriginally posted by Swift1 Quote
I've often wondered how developed color negative film hold up over time.
I thought I'd toss this quick and dirty scan into the mix. I have a lot of negatives that have not had any particularly careful storage, and they all seem to have held up OK. Faded prints are more of an issue.

This is a colour negative of some 116 Safety Film I scanned a year ago in Vuescan using default settings, no post processing on this so you can see the dust and scratches.

This was shot in the spring of 1972, on my grandfathers Kodak Autographic 1A Junior when I took a photography class in junior high school, professionally developed through Super S Drug Mart, which would have sent it to an unknown lab.

Just an interesting curiosity.
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Not to be critical (I have taken hundreds like this), but don't you find you take a shot like this and hope for so much more in the final result?
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Local fishing boats: (Super A & A135/1.8 shooting E100)

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Not film, but I had to check if we had taken shots of any of the same boats...but this is the Island
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A scanned slide from around 1985.Pentax MX 50 F2 lens,Kodachrome 64
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QuoteOriginally posted by Swift1 Quote
Here's one I shot in 2012.




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Where is that? It looks so much like the Tasmanian Southern Midlands...
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Some sort of fuji slide film taken on a point and shoot Pentax film camera...yup, Y2K...PP, SilverEfex

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