Cinestill 800T

Following off from my previous roll, I was still at Shute Woods in which I took these photos. I decided to shoot with my Yashica Mat 124G and use Cinestill 800T as the film stock. I wasn't sure how dark it would be before I arrived and so I used a really fast speed film just in case. I a happy with my choice now because it was quite a bit dark. I also didn't really get any huge light leaks like I did with the Ilford HP5 Plus 400. I really do think it depends on how you store the film before development or how tight you roll the film after shooting. I decided not to develop this myself and I just let rheumatologist lab handle it because I had a bad experience the last time I developed Medium Format Film. I'm not sure when I'll next try it again but at least not a for a wile now.

I really like how these turned out, especially the first frame. I haven’t been back to Shute Woods in such a long time and so it was nice to visit there again. I wonder how it will look in October. I think I might ave t go there and check it out again for the Autumn colours.