After seeing all the hype on Instagram following the release of the Kodak Gold 200 in medium format, Brett and I figured we should give it a go. Unfortunately, we ran out of time to shoot it together while I was visiting Exeter, so I shot the roll back home in the Netherlands on my Lubitel 166B twin-lens reflex (TLR).
Here are the scans from that first roll of Kodak Gold 200, developed and scanned by Foto Hafo in Den Haag. I have included the camera settings used, in case that is of interest to anyone. I'm super happy with how these shots turned out am getting excited to shoot lots more colour film on our upcoming Interrail trip!
King's Day celebrations in Amsterdam
f16, 1/125, handheld
Orange tulips on King's Day
f16, 1/30
Field of pink tulips outside Sassenheim
f8, 1/15
Self-portrait reading in the park
f16, 1/125
Bluebells in the park in Voorschoten
f22, 1/60
Self-portrait standing amongst the bluebells
f16, 1/125
Vondelpark in the sun
f16, 1/125, handheld
Sunny afternoon in Amsterdam
f16, 1/125, handheld
Houses on canal near Amsterdam Centraal
f16, 1/250, handheld
Flowers at canal in Den Haag
f11, 1/250, handheld
Colourful wall in Den Haag
f11, 1/60
Red moped under the windows of the Old City Hall, Den Haag
f11, 1/250
Very nice shots!!!! Film definitely adds an interesting and softer aspect to the colors. I love the self portraits, the shot of the buildings in Amsterdam and the red moped in front of Old City Hall. Might be time to invest in a new TLR with no light leaks. :-)