Jessops Diamond Everyday 200
The images below were shot on the Nikon F60 (roll 97).
I will speak more about my experience down below…
Before we get to the Images at hand, I should say i’m going to show you two versions. The first version are scans straight from the scanner with hardly any corrections and no edits and then the second lot will be the images in their final state.The images below are all without corrections. I haven’t edited them or touched them in any major way.
The only thing I did was convert them to Jpegs and adjust exposure.
Image 1 - Aperture priority
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I think these images are interesting. In some of the images the colours are a little bit off however I find them pretty similar to any ordinary roll of film. What I find interesting is the previous roll of expired film that I shot way back last year in 2025 came out quite warm straight from the lab. For this however I scanned myself.The images below have been edited. I do what I always do with my film such as adjust exposure and white balance along with changes to highlights, shadows and contrast etc.
Image 1 - Aperture priority
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Image 24 - Aperture priority
I don't think it is right to say that I colour corrected these images. There isn't much of s difference in colour from the unedited version and this version. In some ways I feel the edited version is worse than the unedited. I didn't really know what to do with these as I was under the assumption that they would come out quite warm once scanned.Home Developed.
This was an interesting roll of film to shoot. This was only my second time shooting expired film aside from a few random rolls here and there of Kodak Portra and Pro Image however those rolls are only a year or so expired so I won't really count those. For this roll we visited some docks and we also had a BBQ the following day which was nice. To be honest I find these images too normal. I was expecting some overly warm images however I was wrong about that. I think I will shoot expired film again in the future. Maybe a roll of Lloyd's Pharmacy like the last expired roll I shot however this time I would develop it myself perhaps. I want to see if there is any difference between the lab and myself or if it's just the film itself. I really enjoyed visiting the docks. I shot these images in Aperture Priority and developed them myself at home.