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Lynn,
I mostly order my film from B&H (there are few more big online shops that specialize in film only, but I'm loyal B&H customer). How about Fuji Reala or even Fuji Superia? I don't know if they scan well, but they sure produce very decent results. When Reala just came out, a lot of minilabs couldn't print it well, but ever since they have figured all the quirks so you can develop and print it almost anywhere (although I personally use A&I processing mailers).
I always have about half dozen Reala rolls, since they don't have special storage requirements and they're inexpensive and produce neat results. Although recently I shoot more and more with NPS 160 (absolutely love this film). Also, B&W is a good idea for a starter as well.
Dirk,
I have a sugesstion. Why not create top-level forum for film, processing, printing and photolabs? Since now, photolabs is part of "Events, Photo-labs, Books & More", while film is under "photo technical questions" and processing/printing probably falls under both categories. What do you think?
Mike.
I mostly order my film from B&H (there are few more big online shops that specialize in film only, but I'm loyal B&H customer). How about Fuji Reala or even Fuji Superia? I don't know if they scan well, but they sure produce very decent results. When Reala just came out, a lot of minilabs couldn't print it well, but ever since they have figured all the quirks so you can develop and print it almost anywhere (although I personally use A&I processing mailers).
I always have about half dozen Reala rolls, since they don't have special storage requirements and they're inexpensive and produce neat results. Although recently I shoot more and more with NPS 160 (absolutely love this film). Also, B&W is a good idea for a starter as well.
Dirk,
I have a sugesstion. Why not create top-level forum for film, processing, printing and photolabs? Since now, photolabs is part of "Events, Photo-labs, Books & More", while film is under "photo technical questions" and processing/printing probably falls under both categories. What do you think?
Mike.