MegaSack DRAW - This year's winner is user - rgwb
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I've pretty much always used Kodachrome when it comes to 35mm slide film and FP4 & HP5 when it comes to B&W print but as it's been a few years since I've bought anything else I thought I'd ask the STW folk if they have any recommendations. I'm sure film gas moved on a little in the last few years, also I'm not really bothered about using the C41 type B&W film, I've never been that keen TBH.
I'm off to Cuba in a few weeks and will be taking the Nikon DSLR but also want to take the Nikkormat for some film lovliness.
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Velvia? Only used a couple of rolls of it with an old Olympus Trip but damn, the colours were amazing!
Velvia - its the only way to go... kodachrome = poop in comparison imho
I used to use HP-5 and FP-4 almost exclusively, then tried a roll or two of Fuji Neopan 400 and have used it ever since - just got a delivery of 10 rolls this morning. Great grain pattern and very forgiving.
Intersting, thanks folks, was just about to hit the 'buy' button. Velvia RVP 100, 100F or 50?
50 all the way, especially for bright sunshine.
Black and white, I always liked Delta 100.
Another BIG vote for Neopan. Lovely, lovely film. Great tones, puts detail in very dark places!
Where do you guys recommend to get slide film developed?