The Toronto Film Shooters December Photo Walk Part Two

Yup, I shoulda tried the Kodacolor 100. I find scanning colour film with Silverfast a process of continuing learning, sometimes I'm off and sometimes, I'm on the nose. On the last batch of frames from  Mount Pleasant and Manor Road and points north, I tried the Kodak Black and White setting in Silverfast and the colours went neutral, figure that one out. I love Silverfast as an interface but there is still a learning curve. 


Camera: Nikon F5, Nikon AF-D 35-70 F2.8 Zoom Lens. 

Film: Kodak Ultramax 400. 



Older Condo Balconies on Merton Dec 2025 Redevelopment on Merton Dec 2025 Mural under Mount Pleasant Dec 2025 Mount Pleasant Modernist on Borrowed Time Dec 2025 Bread and Butter Corner Dec 2025 Sushi Supreme and Mountain Convenience Dec 2025 Belsize and Mount Pleasant Dec 2025 Belsize House Dec 2025 Regent Theatre on Saturday Dec 2025 Coming Soon Not a Condo Dec 2025 Flurry Dusted Mercedes Cabrio Dec 2025 TCC in the Sun Dec 2025 Decorations for Sale Dec 2025 Piano Piano Mount Peasant Dec 2025 Crossing Manor at Piano Piano Dec 2025 Piano Piano Patio Really Off Season Dec 2025 Piano Piano Window Place Setting Dec 2025 BIA Xmas Decorations on Mount Peasant Dec 2025 Zee Grill Dec 2025 Phebe's Oyster Bar and Grill Dec 2025 Barber Pole Dec 2025 Off Season Tulips Dec 2025 Eglinton and Mount Pleasant Intersection Dec 2025 Eglinton and Mount Pleasant Intersection Crossing Dec 2025 Estonian Lutheran Church on Mount Pleasant Dec 2025 Echos of the old North Toronto Dec 2025 Broadway Highrises Dec 2025 Broadway Neighbourhood Convenience Dec 2025

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