Toronto Photography Meetup Group

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Love Ektar, i use it in both 35mm and 6x6 medium format. If you develope your own C-41, Ektar is very easy to work with. It loads onto the reels easily and is very pliable. Also it dries very flat with little curl.

I'm still struggling with scanning it though, need to work on finding the right settings on my Epson v500 to negate the blue tinge without getting the other colours all wonky.

Here's a pick of my son on his slip and slide. I was one of my first atempts at getting rid of the blue cast, so the colours are off, but in the end i like it all the more for the wonky colours.

Did a little tweaking (if you don't mind)

This may help, I wrote it because I was tired of hearing about people complaining about the colour cast with Ektar:

http://blog.metrix-x.com/2010/05/colour ... short.html

Starting to get the hang of scanning this stuff. I should go out and get some more:

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Nikon FE2, Nikon 28mm f/2.8@f/8 (probably).