The images below were shot on the Agfa Isola (roll 29).

I will speak more about my experience down below…

KODAK GOLD 200

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I decided to start this roll in Lyme Regis, then I headed to Taunton with my friend and I ended the roll in Seaton. I do like these but I’m still learning how to focus with the Agfa as it uses a manual zone focusing system. It has a distance scale on the lens which makes focusing really difficult because you have to know how many feet away from the subject you are. The cars and the flowers are sadly out of focus. I do like the colours on these images. Very nice bright blues and bright whites. Even though this is such a simple camera with barely any features I am really liking the image quality. Especially from a camera such as this that was released in the 1950’s.
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