Costa Del Sol On Film

A month on the Costa Del Sol with film.

Leica M4-2 and Frontier film from Stavanger Foto.

The films have ISO 100 and were run through the security check with X-rays both in Bergen and in Malaga. Thought it was ok since it was ISO 100, but maybe it still shows a bit of "dew"...

It was nice to not have to look behind the camera for every photo.

Several weeks after we got home we could look at the pictures.

It did something with the peace we got during the holiday.

Here is some information about the film, taken from Stavanger Foto's homepage;

Frontier Motion Picture Film 100D+ E-6. Positive color film.

FRONTIER 100D is a daylight-balanced color positive film for analogue photography. It is based on Ektachrome from Kodak. The film has moderate saturation, neutral tones and extremely fine grain. It delivers outstanding image quality and performance. The film is color positive and is developed in the E-6 process (development is not included in the price). Shot at 100 ISO.

A small bunch of feature films such as have used this movie type: 25th Hour (2002), Blow (2001), Argo (2012), Savages (2012), From Hell (2001)

The films are hand-rolled from large 400-foot film reels onto recycled film sleeves at our shop in Hillevåg, Stavanger.

35mm positive color film

36 exposures (approx.)

ISO: Shoot at 100 ISO

Development process: E-6

You can deliver the film to Stavanger photo for development (development may be added to the price of the film)

.

website: https://www.leicaandi.com

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn2vIelbN2iZuKFLJcqR9KA

Instagram: https://www.Instagram.com/leicaandi/