Good resilient film, unfortunately shot with my camera on the wrong settings but still ended up with some okay shots

I've had a bit of bad luck with Mr Negative films, either through my own amateur skill set, my camera chewing film up or struggling with what works best where but this film has come out like a dream!

Using an Olympus AF-10 super on a cute little walk down a canal in a nice sunny winters day in the Chilterns really worked for me and it probably is the best way to use it

It has such 70s vibe, while still being quite modern. The colours are nicely saturated, being both bright and washed up. Decent price, too. Would buy it again.

First the downside - because its an ECN-2 film the processing isn't quick, I got my scans today having posted the film 18 days ago. To be fair the timescale AW quotes is 3 weeks.
But is it worth the wait? 100% yes. I'm so pleased with the pictures especially where the subjects were trees, water, animals etc. The greens have a richness that I've rarely seen with other films, and the colours are generally vibrant.
Sharpness is superb, with not much grain, and I'm looking forward to using this with the Pentax 17. I'm sure the half frame won't be a detriment.
Overall this is a great film if you aren't in a hurry for your pictures.

OK, so it's another repackaged Kodak cine film- there's plenty of them around. I picked it up as I kinda liked the packaging :)

I shot this in a variety of locations and was pleased with the majority of the results. In some scenes I found the warmer colours seemed a little over-saturated, but nothing that couldn't be corrected later. I'd be happy to shoot it again, but there's probably cheaper ways to obtain essentially the same film...