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Film Dump # 2

Time for film dump #2! These are both film stocks that I've never used before and I was really excited to see how they were going to turn out. I shot a roll of Kodak GT800, which is a film stock primarily found in Kodak Disposable cameras, and I shot a roll of Fujifilm Acros 100II, which is a black and white film stock.

For the GT800 I decided to go on a photowalk downtown in the evening with my homie Jakob while using my Nikon FG. Mainly just to test out this higher speed film since I haven't really shot anything over 800 ISO on film. They honestly turned out pretty well. Some pictures are a bit blurry, but that comes with me being a bit impatient and shaky when it came to getting my exposure. Overall though I was really happy with what I was able to get out of the 27 exposure roll.

Nikon FG - Kodak GT800

Nikon FG - Kodak GT800

Nikon FG - Kodak GT800

Nikon FG - Kodak GT800

Nikon FG - Kodak GT800

Nikon FG - Kodak GT800

Nikon FG - Kodak GT800

Nikon FG - Kodak GT800

Nikon FG - Kodak GT800

Nikon FG - Kodak GT800

For the second new roll of film I shot, I shot Fujifilm Acros 100II on my Nikon FG. I have never heard off this film stock before and I was pretty excited to see 2 rolls of it at my local camera and film lab Dexter's Camera in Ventura, CA. I was pretty excited to see how they were going to turn out. I shot one roll in Santa Barbara, CA and the other roll in San Luis Obispo / Morro Bay, CA, those pictures will come eventually. I'm pretty happy with how this roll turned out, I shot half of it during a pretty overcast day and the other half on a very sunny and bright day. Both days turned out really well. There are some imperfections on my part with certain exposures being blurry, but that happens. Overall, very happy with what I got!

Nikon FG - Fujifilm Across 100II

Nikon FG - Fujifilm Across 100II

Nikon FG - Fujifilm Across 100II

Nikon FG - Fujifilm Across 100II

Nikon FG - Fujifilm Across 100II

Nikon FG - Fujifilm Across 100II

Nikon FG - Fujifilm Across 100II

Nikon FG - Fujifilm Across 100II

Nikon FG - Fujifilm Across 100II

Nikon FG - Fujifilm Across 100II

Nikon FG - Fujifilm Across 100II

Nikon FG - Fujifilm Across 100II



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