[toni-a]

When I was a kid, I always loved to take photos, but all I had was a point and shoot camera with standard cheap film that was available everywhere, at age 13 our house s well as all my pictures were burnt during the war and I stopped taking pictures till I got my 300D in 2004.

I used to read about professional films but they were not easily available and at age 12-13 you just take what your parents bring you.

Now that everything has changed, I want to fulfill my childhood wish and use good film, i already used many black and white films, i want to try some neat film what good C41 color negative films do you suggest ??

NB only C41 and manual B&W processing are available here no E6 for slides available, the only slide films usable are those who give interesting results when cross processed C41

[obican]

I used to read about professional films but they were not easily available and at age 12-13 you just take what your parents bring you.

Now that everything has changed, I want to fulfill my childhood wish and use good film, i already used many black and white films, i want to try some neat film what good C41 color negative films do you suggest ??

 

...now there are almost no professional C41 films available at all.

 

 

There, I fixed it for you.

[backcountryskier]

How about Fuji Superia 200

http://www.fujifilm.com/products/films/c...index.html

 

If you find some, just make sure it's not expired.  I'm sure there is lots of unsold film around that has sat baking in little souvenir shops for decades.

[toni-a]

How about Fuji Superia 200

http://www.fujifilm.com/products/films/c...index.html

 

If you find some, just make sure it's not expired.  I'm sure there is lots of unsold film around that has sat baking in little souvenir shops for decades.

I have a roll of fuji superia in my camera ready to be used