Kodak E100 and Yashica 124G

[Greg McCary]

Aaron sent me a box full of film weeks ago and in the box was a couple of rolls of Kodak E100 slide film. I finally got a chance a couple of weeks ago to shoot a roll. I am having some scanner issues, I can't find my MF template so this one has some more around the edges I couldn't get to scan.
This is a straight scan with no post processing. Other than the border.
I have shot E6 35mm in the past but could never seem to get a scan that I was happy with. But I think this one turned out much better than in the past,
Thanks for the film Aaron.

[Xia_Ke]

Very peaceful scene Greg You need to get back on the horn with Epson and try to get hooked up. Geese, between you not having a MF holder and me losing my a/c adapter, it's too bad you're not closer, we could make a complete scanner...LOL

[brmill26]

Very nice, Greg. I shot E100VS through my Ricohflex and was very happy with the results - good color without looking unnatural.

[Greg McCary]

Very nice, Greg. I shot E100VS through my Ricohflex and was very happy with the results - good color without looking unnatural.

Brad your shots inspired me to get off of my lazy butt and shoot the falls with the E100. Your shots were great.

[Xia_Ke]

¡Vive de largo el tlr!

[brmill26]

Awesome, thanks Greg. Now that I have one, I think every photographer should be required to use a MF TLR for at least a day. It seems to teach you so much more about the true essence of photography.

[Greg McCary]

Awesome, thanks Greg. Now that I have one, I think every photographer should be required to use a MF TLR for at least a day. It seems to teach you so much more about the true essence of photography.

Brad I agree, shooting E6 with only 12 exposures makes you use the old brain a bit more. It really teaches you exposure.