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I'd like to say I did it on purpose but actually forgot to change the manual setting on my P17 from 400 iso to 160 - but I carried on at 400 and asked AW what to do. Helpfully they were able to process the film +1.5 stops and as usual with Portra, the results don't disappoint.
I also shot 2 rolls of B&W with my ME Super (Black Market and Frankenstein) which I have also reviewed, and you might want to compare these?
Colours are stunning with Portra and have a natural but slightly retro style. I cannot believ how lucky us film photograpers are to have such a stunning product available to us.
Many thanks to AW for making my disater into a decent set of images.
a good landscape color negative film
Sometimes AW have had unboxed film on special deals like this one, which was 4x36 exposure films without outer boxes for £45 (now sold out I'm afraid). This deal saved about £4 a roll so was very attractive indeed.
I have used Portra 160 before - its a top film and although relatively slow, at 160 ISO it has plenty to cope with dull days.
I would use it more if it wasn't so expensive so whenever a deal like this comes out I snap it up, and would advise you to do the same! They did a similar deal with Kodak Ultramax recently too.
Some photos attached from a previous Portra 160 to show how good it is even in dull and wet Nidderdale conditions. Fantastic when its bright.
First time using Portra. Used my OM101, and toom a few chances in lower light conditions (sunset, indoors and at night with a flash). Still surprising how beautiful and detailed it is. I think the colour representation is the beauty of this film.
It's one of my favourites, it can push well if you can push in the lab.
