Kodak T-Max P3200
The images below were shot on the Minolta X-300 (roll 87).
I will speak more about my experience down below…
Image 1 - Aperture Priority
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Lab Developed.
I was still at the Spring Fling in Axminster photographing the event when I was taking these photos. I think I defiantly prefer these photos to the Cinestill one. They are sharper and there is more grain and detail. This was my first time shooting g this film stock and my first time sooting such a high speed film as this and I'm sure I've mentioned previously, I just prefer B&W! I also think that I have found my new favourite film stock to shoot at night time. I've never shot B&W at night except a few here and there on my digital camera and maybe a few polaroids. I definitely want to go out and soot more at night in the future but I feel a bit anxious doing so and where I live is not the greatest because there isn't much out there. Maybe I could make a series of car parks at night because I really like the deserted feeling it gives off. Car parks are meant to be busy and it's kind of weird being empty because you get an early feeling and you get a sense of loneliness that you otherwise wouldn't get during the day and when it is packed full of cars.Again, I shot this roll in Aperture priority just like the last because I was all about the speed. I am very happy with how these turned out. The lab developed this roll just like the last! I will definitely shoot this film sock again in the near future.