holga 120CFN & nikon em




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Does anyone know a good place in the east of singapore (preferably near bedok or marine parade) that processes 120 film at an affordable price? I can't google anything! (please reply!)
-Laura (:

Hi I am new here. : ) Had this photo for ages. It is captured with Barbie Polaroid, using polaroid 600 film.

3 rolls of film taken last December... and which I procrastinated developing til now.

While there were mistakes (like gloved hands coming into the frame ><) here are a few of the happy accidents :) Click for full-sized versions.
Cross-processed; Kodak Elitechrome (blue-r ones), Ektachrome (green/yellow ones)





Someone's handiwork made my day :)

( Japan & Batam )

For a first 3 rolls, I'm quite happy! Just wish film could be less draining on the wallet ):

(P.S. what regular - non-slide - film do you find the best, and which lab's the cheapest for regular, 135mm processing?)

EDIT, 15 NOV: While looking through iPhoto, I realised I missed out a few other pretty ones! Here they are: ( a few more )

Or maybe it's just me and my camera. Most of it came out exposed, alright, but I feel a little let down by the shots.

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As always, the rest of the set is here. Enjoy!

hey, i just wanted to ask a few things:

1. is there any lab that will cross-process negative film?
2. Does anyone have any samples of how slide film looks like NOT cross-processed? And any almost any lab will do it, right?

Thanks! and sorry if I sound like a no0b - I'm trying out slide film for the first time, and was thinking about processing it normally, just to compare with the cross-processed photos i normally see.