Washi X 100
The images below were shot on the Nikon F60 (roll 99).
I will speak more about my experience down below…
Image 8 - Aperture Priority
Image 10 - Aperture Priority
Image 13 - Aperture Priority
Image 14 - Aperture Priority
Image 15 - Aperture Priority
Image 16 - Aperture Priority
Image 18 - Aperture Priority
Image 19 - Aperture Priority
Image 20 - Aperture Priority
Image 23 - Aperture Priority
Image 25 - Aperture Priority
Image 27 - Aperture Priority
Image 29 - Aperture Priority
Image 30 - Aperture Priority
Image 31 - Aperture Priority
Lab Developed.
This was an interesting roll. I shot in Aperture Priority and got the lab to develop this film as a positive slide film. Apparently you a get Washi X developed as both a negative and a slide so there are more options with this film stock. It was sadly our last day in Zante. We decided to spend the first part at an old castle and I enjoyed exploring the ancient ruins. The images have an interesting colour cast to them. They are extremely cool in temperature. I haven;t really done any colour correcting with these images. Instead, I adjusted exposure and my usual edits however I left the colours alone as they are part of the film stock itself. I have seen many people come across this problem. I wouldn't say I like this film stock however I may shoot it again in the future and try out some filters and see if I can get a good colour on them. Underexposure and overexposure may also have impacted these images however I won’t know until I receive my positives back from the lab. All in all I am happy with these images.