Looking at the Jekyll and Hyde photos it sort of looks like that film might be a little like infra red film. Rollei retro film has a larger spectrum of light it can photograph. It was used during WW II for reconnaissance. I'm basing my opinion on the leaves in your photos. Some look bright. Almost white in places. It looks like it exposes well.

When you get these developed, does the film Labor print two framed on one photo or one frame on one photo?

Update: now available in 35mm

Trust me I was there the first time around and I would rather use 35mm every time 110 low quality plus noise even in good light

AF lenses work perfectly, providing they have an aperture ring otherwise you can only shoot wide open as the camera can’t control the aperture

Damn I didnt know Kodak said theyre gonna stop selling vision 3 to us that kinda sucks. Hopefully we can still get it somehow. Im thinking about stocking up while I can just cuz.

Such an awesome video! Killer photos! Now I want some mead! So glad you enjoyed the film and we cant thank you enough for all the support!

Please try new german WOLFEN films!

Just joined the mailing list and will look forward to the Celluloid Collective stocks arriving in the UK 🤞

I loooove following your visits to quaint New England towns, so nostalgic and the old general store… classic Americana! My favorite photo was of the church with the trees and moon 👌🏽

Well done presentation of this new film stock. I’m just finishing up my first roll of Aurora 800 and just picked up a couple rolls of Street Savvy. Saw your reviews and decided to give them a try. Keep up the good work!

Wow just shot some Eterna and Super Reala from Atlanta film co. Love Eterna so much. Might buy some 200t. I would recommend doing some sunsets on Eterna

Hello. Very nice and informative video♥️ Is it Noritsu scan or Frontier?

Eterna is great! I found some on ebay a few years ago and shot a roll but since it was very expired I shot it at asa 100, I do think it's intentionally flat which I quite like. Sadly living in the UK so I won't be able to try the one you got :(

Yes this is movie film and it generally has a flatter look. Many labs would suggest shooting 250T as 125T and then, of course, one should put on a warming filter. However, a hybrid approach might make the latter immaterial although I would then shoot the film at 100T.

These are great; Fuji does some excellent motion picture films. I agree they need some post-processing work to get things 'right'. I've only had mead a couple of times. I'm a fan of bourbon. A distillery in Guelph (Spring Mills) makes whiskey that has similar bourbon notes and is excellent in an old-fashioned. But I'm still a straight Canadian whiskey or single-malt smokey scotch kind of drinker (or craft beer).

Is your IG down?

Gurl did you have some of that mead while editing? haha 🤣 Really cool film! I have some in the fridge, but thinking about having to send it off to a special lab to dev makes me not want to shoot it, but it looks awesome.

Great to see you still here!!! Remember to focus on the joyful moments of life (even a sip of mead with your folks) -- to counter the chaos that can surround you!!!

Yikes -- as of right now their store is sold out of all film except the Eterna 250T!!!

Yay yay yay! So happy to see you on here 🫶🏻

also love the pizza picture. great vibes

Thanks Molly, the photos came out great. I hope they work out how to ship to Australia.

Looks good to me. by the way I happened across this guy Jean Black (an example: kzbin.info9rLp4uTg19o) you might appreciate his work. -a random mike

Nice review and I love to see you are sharing photos of visiting some museal tourist attraction.

Eterna 500T sold out! This would be super fun to try out. Hopefully they restock and figure out some shipping to Canada :D What speed did you shoot these at? Their website mentions it's expired film.

When you remove the "underexposed" look, what are you doing? I mostly edit on my phone with snapseed, and will just drag the bottom end of the tone curve for each color to better match the histogram. I think of it as calibrating the "black point" (if that's a real term) of each color.

Omg, Molly. I thought I wouldn't see you again after seeing your last post on ig 🥺😢

Interesting! I bought some to shoot cars as well. Seems like it’s about right for that. Love the contrast and colors. Can’t wait to use it

Just found one of these at a thrift store for $10, and now I guess I need to find 110 film

Really beautiful, thank you for sharing, I look forward to seeing what else you find!

Nikon FA.

110 for me offers no advantages. The old Kodak Retina 1b scale focuser is plenty compact, and no overpriced or outdated film stock, and far better images.

Not sure why they call it psychedelic

After two Seagulls, they both died within a week of use. I bought a Rolleiflex and now have two of them both CLA’ed. I have used the a YashicaMat 124G and it’s also a great camera.

I bought my FM2n in 2000 and thinking about bringing it along on my next trip, using It brings me back of the film nostalgia experience. I also have the MD-12 motor drive that I sometimes will pair with it but also love the mechanical experience of manually winding the camera. This is a classic Nikon camera and I love the old Nikon E-series glass that pairs with it so well.

Hey! I have this camera that I want to start using! Which settings did you have your camera at to get them looking like this?? Thank you! 🙏🏼 Ps. Great shots!!

Ok, you and Yvonne Hanson’s videos on this film have convinced me to order a couple of rolls to try. Looking forward to shooting it. Thanks!

Here's to a happy, healthy and analogue rich 2025. OUT for me: no occasional colour film anymore. I can handle B&W myself but as I like prints rather than scans, it is just too difficult and expensive to have colour printed. Also OUT: new (or new old) gear (aka keep my mitts off Ebay!!). IN for me: lots more printing... darkroom, VanDyke Brown, Salt Printing. Also IN: coating glass plates for my 1920's Zeiss 9 x12cm folding plate camera because shooting a 100-year old camera is super special.

The colours are punchy.

Great results! I may have to try this once I work through my bottle of HC-110.

What is the retail price on this? I can’t find it anywhere and the closest store to me who is a Flic Film retailer hadn’t even heard of this yet.

I just foud this video and first of all: THANK YOU SO MUCH! This is such a wholesome video with such a unique vibe! Maybe you have your cheat sheet available somewhere else since the link under the video is not available anymore. i know you don't its too much to ask but maybe you will see it and share. Have a great day there!

My dad lent me his FM2n to try out. I am loving the camera so much. Its fantastic.

The nikon fm2 is a great camera👍

Does it stay on or go off afer a bit?

I shoot Minox, 110, 35, 120, and 4x5. Oh, and digital too!

Minox is half the size of 110. Blue moon camera is selling fresh respooled film for Minox.

The perfect SLR for me is the Nikon N90s. Runs on AA batteries, and knows everything about film I don't .. lol, haven't used it much, rescued it from a thrift for like 15 bucks, cleaned up fine and runs all the glass no problem. I was shocked to find out it sold for 1,000 dollars when new, no wonder it shoots so good. That might be another one worth looking into for shooting in difficult situations, it is pretty hard to make a mistake with it, just add the SB26 flash and rock and roll anywhere.

The only thing that I wonder about, is if so many different times and chemicals for different film, does the "One Size Fits All" introduce quality compromises under certain conditions? Perhaps they have found the middle ground where it just fits so to speak.