More Fun with Kodak Vision 3 250D

 

I'm getting my sea legs with scanning 250D, the secret is, try and solve things in the scanning stage and use Lightroom the put the finishing touches on an image. I think I'm getting better at scanning at Vision 250D, it's a lot like Cinestill 400D but there's an anti halation layer courtesy the remjet. 

Haven't shot much in Little Italy and I'm pondering a photo walk route, still working on it. Shooting colour in Kensington Market pulls in the neighbourhood character in as much as black and white does.

Been a while since I shot with my chrome Nikkormat FTn, it was recently overhauled by Halton Camera Exchange and it feels like a new camera despite being almost 50 years old. I rolled with a Nikkor Ai 35 F2 lens and it was a perfect compliment for the environment being document. 

Camera: Nikkormat FTn, Nikkor Ai 35 F2 lens. 

Film: Refix Labs Spooled Eastman Kodak Vision 3 250D, processed by Graination Lab in ECN-2 Chemistry 


You Can Bike Past the 506 Car Floral Display on College The Royal Marquee Feb 2024 Bitondo's Pizzeria_ Casa Paco Patio One Way Alleyway off Clinton Cafe Diplomatico Corner College St. Lookinhg West from Clinton Feb 2024 Diacast Toys at the Laundermat Toy Robots at the Laundermat The Big Chill Off Season Feb 2024 Walkens Welcome Off College South Side of College at Palmertson South Side of College at Palmertson SE Corner Palmerston Ave Lilliput Hat Store Sneaky Dee's Feb 2024 Ghosts of Mars on College Feb 2024 Fire Station on College Graffiti North of Kensington Market off College Wall Art off College College and Agusta Feb 2024 Bungalow Feb 2024 Former Healthfood Store Feb 2024 Oxford Fruit is Closed Feb 2024 Kensington Market Closed Jeans Store Churros on Agusta and Baldwin Kensington Market Fruit Market Feb 2024 Uncle Vintage Co Corn Hub

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