There is very vivid colour and a nice fin
e grain.
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Love it! Tell me, though: do you do your own scans of the negatives, or do you have a decent lab, or what?
I go to the local Fuji shop in Dundrum, a small village in Dublin.
The people there are all experts and suggested a professional size scan (16 bit), since I use film. It was their idea to use Reala, a 100 iso professional grade film, and I think it is a great improvement on the 400 iso I was using for the past few months, as there was so much cloud cover over Ireland.
I'll post some other 'photos so you can compare.
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