Kodak UltraMax 400
The images below were shot on the Nikon F60 (roll 105).
I will speak more about my experience down below…
Shot 1 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 2 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 3 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 5 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 6 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 8 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 9 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 11 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 13 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 14 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 15 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 16 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 17 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 18 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 19 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 20 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 21 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 22 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 25 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 27 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 28 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Shot 29 - Aperture Priority - Lyme Regis
Lab Developed.
I was asked once again to photograph the Hubcaps, but this time it would be in Lyme Regis at the B Sharp Busking Festival. I really enjoyed the festival. Sadly I did not bring the correct lens. All I only had with me a 28mm lens which was way too wide for the shots I wanted to take. I should have realised however I wanted to get some of the crowds in, that's why I used the 28mm. I could have used my zoom, however it would be too heavy to hold, especially in the hot weather. Because of the lack of lenses on this particular day, I could not get any action shots or any great individual shots or even any closeups of everyone's instruments. With that out of the way, I shot everything in Aperture Priority and i get the lab to develop this film. I am happy with the colours on these images and I think the photos are nice and sharp. I overexposed this roll by one stop and shot everything at effectively ISO 200.