Fujifilm Acros II Neopan 100
The images below were shot on the Nikon F60 (roll 100).
I will speak more about my experience down below…
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Lab Developed.
I was still on our last day of our holiday when I shot this. I continued off from where I left off from the last roll at the castle. It was fun to just walk around and as much as I like the B&W photos of the old castle ruins a part of me is disappointed with how they turned out because they are either underexposed or I had light leaks or a developing issue. it is also a shame not only because they were my holiday photos but because this was the first time shooting this film stock by Fujifilm. Still, I find the images quite interesting. I shot these images in Aperture Priority and I let the lab handle the developing. This was also a big milestone for me with it being my 100th roll f film shot since I started Photography! I am really very happy about that.