@deltorophoto I’m using my a7iii for at home scans and I think once you get your sharpness dialed in, you should get better results than the lab!
A few quick tips for sharpness:
1. Make sure your film plan and camera are level
2. Use “Focus Settings” the Sony menu to help focus on the grain
In our most recent edition of Around the World in Analogue, LomoAmigo Dana T. shares an overview of her travels on her recent trip to Scotland with the #DianaF+ and #DianaBaby
https://t.co/GQq4xVIwlp
@brettkling@fivebelow@NikonUSA The borders don’t say anything but I’ve shot a few rolls of it at 400 with good results and if you’re lucky, you can get up to 10 exposures out of it! However, most of the time I can get 7-8 exposures and the film either has light leaks or is extremely scratched up.
@kodaknic tbh when I come across one with film, I always take a test shot to see if the chemicals are any good. The cameras won’t work without batteries but it at least tells me if the pack is dried out or not.
@kodaknic I found a land camera with part of a pack of Fuji FP-100C left inside at goodwill once and the film surprisingly still worked. As far as getting film for it, you best bets are paying $100 for an expired pack of Fuji FP films or taking a risk with Supersense One Instant film