I was squirming with anticipation on how

the new film turned out. I bought two
films the other day:



1. Kodak Ektar 100

2. Fujifilm Provia 400x

I can’t tell you how much I love this film.

For easy comparison, let me show you the exact

building with the exact same camera and lighting.


Above : KODAK ULTRAMAX 400.

Below : Kodak Ektar 100

Slightly shady results in this mysterious
dark purplish colour.

On the brighter side of the building suggests
a slight red-ish tint. It’s perfect for an
old building like this (:

Some other photos in ultra sunny condition.

Love this. Love the saturated blue sky.
I couldn’t reallu achieve this with the
Kodak UltraMax 400

Blue and red
always go well together in a photo.

More blue awesomeness (:

This was accidental discovery. My BSD doesn’t
have pressure plates like other cameras (LC-A
/ Holga etc) It doesn’t allow Multiple Exposure
either. I was rewinding my film halfway after
shooting the final exposure, and decided to
take a shot for the fun of it. This was a
pleasant surprise
(:

It wasn’t well-composed though ):

The entire film consists of the daily images
during my internship. The places nearby,

the walk to Tanjong Pagar, Maxwell…etc during

lunch.

All in all, I really enjoyed this film.

It’s a ISO 100 film, so it has to be shot

in a super bright day, otherwise, the

photos will become underexposed.I was lucky

to get all the images out (:

Labels: black slim devil, kodak Ektar 100