On 5/20/05, Scott Loveless <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I likes it, Franky. Especially the graininess. Now that I've > recently sworn off color film, I'll have to go get a roll or four of > Gold Max 800. > > Just out of curiousity, all of the gold/max Kodak film I've seen > lately is made in China. Is that the case with your film, or is there > some supersneakysecret way to get some that's non-China?
Thanks, Scott. I'm not really a fan of graininess on colour film. I like it (in the right context) in b&w, but not colour. But, anyway, I don't know if it's Gold Max 800. It's some sort of Kodak 800, and Gold Max was the only one I noticed on the photo.net list. I only bought it 'cause it was on sale for like $2 a roll at a local grocery store. I have no idea where it was made. Glad you liked the shot, though. I thought it was semi-interesting, but I doubt I'll do much more with it. I think I've lost interest in it now... <g> cheers, frank -- "Sharpness is a bourgeois concept." -Henri Cartier-Bresson
