this is always true, regardless of how much Aerocolor one already has

oooooh interesting! thank you :3

Aerocolor IV my beloved, i have a few rolls in the freezer and frankly need to get more

i also need to run a roll of something different through the Fuji, cause some of this is definitely the lens on that thing

saaaaaame- big part of why i love brutalism

those buildings loom so good

you're the third person to say something roughly to that effect, which is FASCINATING cause i've never had a piece draw such a specific interpretation across viewers

this whole roll came out looking wiiiild for some reason

a lot of that is just how Aerocolor looks, but the lens on this weird 80s Fuji has some serious character

thank you! generally speaking, i see the content of a photograph as the means by which to convey the atmosphere of a place

you're pathetic

oof that's brutal

this was done at a lab, they have a noritsu that handles it no problem

i wanna get into home scanning regardless though, the control would be nice and it would save a good deal of money

omg kinda, thank you i hadn't considered that at all 😮

yeah i'm very excited to see how their lineup develops over the next few years

as it stands i'll definitely be shooting more of this version in 120

interesting 🤔 it definitely does seem to behave better with colors when a bright sky is in frame

the shutter speed theory is neat, i have a shot that i know for a fact was shot at 1/500th and it still has that signature red skew, but it IS less extreme than slow and low light scenarios

tysm barkstie ❤️

thank you 🙏 something really interesting, i took a version of this shot on CineStill 50D as well, and the colors aren't that far from this 👀

the light that morning was just exquisite

what's your technique for it?

old Minolta glass is deeply slept on- the Autocord is astonishingly sharp despite being from the 1950s & their 1970s MC Rokkor lenses are equally impressive. the 58mm f1.4 and 135mm F2.8 are both magnificent

this is my first roll of Phoenix II & i'm really impressed with it- definitely more consistent than original Phoenix (although i also love that film's funky unpredictable dynamic range behavior)