Bill Smith's Photography

 The one thing I don't like about Flic Film Elektra 100 (Aerocolor IV) is the light piping at the beginning and end of the film courtesy the polyester base. Don't have that problem with Adox CHS 100 II film, or even JCH Streetpan 400. Otherwise, a rather fun colour film to shoot with, just be choosy which camera you shoot with.  Camera: Nikon FM3a, Nikkor Ais lenses.  Film: Flic Film Elektra 100 (Eastman Kodak Aerocolor IV), processed by Graination Lab. 

I've changed my mind with Kodak Pro Image 100, I'm really liking this film. Ektar 100 has got rather expensive during Covid Times and this is a great budget alternative. Originally pitched for markets outside of North America, the EU and Asia where refridgeration can get a little dodgy, Pro Image 100 can be stored at room temperature.  The last time I shot with this film was through my Minolta XE-7 and my scanning skills have improved exponentially since then. I should pull my Minolta gear out and try this combo again. We'll see.  Camera: Nikon FM3a, Nikkor AIS lenses.  Film: Kodak Pro Image 100, processed by Graination Lab.