Tag: sensia
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The Colors of Cross-Processing - Sample Shots for many Slide Films by mephisto19
2010-03-14 #newsHow often have you asked yourself "how did these colors came out"? So here is a try to sort some samples by colors and film brands, but only a short overview and based on the labs I used and m scaner, as results are totally different in other countries!
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Shooting with Expired Film
written by adam_g2000 on 2012-03-06 #gear #tutorialsShooting with expired film is always a gamble. If you remember to expect the unexpected you'll always be pleased. In the end, isn't that what it's all about?
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A Review of the Fuji Sensia 200
written by shuttersentinel17 on 2011-09-15 #gearTry this film if you want more natural-looking Lomographs!
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Review: Fuji Sensia 100
written by shuttersentinel17 on 2011-11-18 #gearSometimes it is possible to predict the prominent hues of a cross-processed slide film; like how Provia appeared greenish blue and Astia purple and magenta. But Sensia 100 is in a whole different category!
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Fuji Sensia 100 (35mm)
written by anarchy on 2011-02-09 #gearFujichrome Sensia 100 is (was!) Fuji's flagship consumer grade slide film, easy to find in supermarkets at a reasonably cheap price and popular among amateur photographers as a first-time experience with shooting on positive film.
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Doubles with You: ndroo vs. mijonju
written by ndroo on 2009-10-10 #newsWhat I thought will be quite a chaotic roll, turned out to be quite a surprise.
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Fuji Sensia 400 (Expired) - A difficult balance
written by cwyeung on 2011-02-11 #gearBesides Fujifilm's Provia 400X (RXP), it is getting more and more difficult to find fresh ISO400 slide films.
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ALFO Professional Slide Film: Digging Deep into History
written by wil6ka on 2012-03-12 #gearIn my quest to find films everybody forgot about, I found the ALFO Professional Slide Film. Never really heard about that one, so I started my CSI engine. So this review is rather about the way one researches about the history of gone film-gems than the look of its emulsion.
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