Soaring price of fuel & film? Lucky Strike!

chiif · 1st July 2008

Fret no more!

Solution is here and Lucky Strike!

lokewl · 1st July 2008

Hurray, now we can get them locally here in SG.

heckcare.der · 1st July 2008

pm-ed you bro!

alternatve · 1st July 2008

Thanks man! The film community in SG has much to thank you for.

Samuel

enivre · 1st July 2008

Cool.. more options open for film lovers!

Just wondering though, how does the tonality and grain of lucky film compare to other "more common" films that we use?

chiif · 1st July 2008

Forgot to add... expiry is 2010 april for B&W & 2010 may for colour. Film direct from Lucky factory and not from eBay.

csisfun · 1st July 2008

Hi Chiif. Thanks a lot for bringing them in. Wondering if you would bring in Lucky 400?

gohaj · 2nd July 2008

anyone knows how many stop can the Lucky SHD 100 Black & White Negative Film be pushed practically?

Daikoku · 2nd July 2008

Originally Posted by chiif

Fret no more!

Solution is here and Lucky Strike!

dropped you a sms
no reply from u

maddyks · 2nd July 2008

Woah that's a good price. Are you gonna bring in 400 too bro?

chiif · 2nd July 2008

Sorry. No 400 at this time. Only ISO 100 B&W & colour & 200 colour for 135.

nordleadx · 2nd July 2008

i always push the lucky 100 to iso 400. iso 800 looks really thin and bad..

limonello · 2nd July 2008

Hail to the Chiif!

Got any scans of the Lucky color films to show us?

chiif · 2nd July 2008

Originally Posted by limonello

Hail to the Chiif!

Got any scans of the Lucky color films to show us?

Nope... not at the moment. If I can find sometime this week, I will bring one roll for a spin.

limonello · 2nd July 2008

To save you the trouble: http://www.flickr.com/groups/lucky_film/

mdzmr · 2nd July 2008

Chiif this lucky B&W rolls can develop tru C41 process or still use B&W process?
I never use Lucky before.

tan131 · 2nd July 2008

Let me help chiif answer your question. The lucky b&w is developed using the "b&w developing process". It is not a c41 b&w film like ur Kodak Tmax 400CN, Ilford XP2 Super. The lucky film is probably the cheapest you can get to practice ur photography or the developing workflow. Upz for chiif~

mdzmr · 2nd July 2008

Originally Posted by tan131

Let me help chiif answer your question. The lucky b&w is developed using the "b&w developing process". It is not a c41 b&w film like ur Kodak Tmax 400CN, Ilford XP2 Super. The lucky film is probably the cheapest you can get to practice ur photography or the developing workflow. Upz for chiif~

Thanks very much for the info.

chiif · 4th July 2008

For those who have placed order from me or would like to grab a few rolls to try, please meet me at 4pm Pennisular Shopping Centre Isle Cafe. Next to the "Bermuda Triangle" CamEx, P&G & Benphoto.

lokewl · 4th July 2008

You mean tomorrow around 4?

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lokewl Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: near Sembawang MRT Station Posts: 1,714	Re: Soaring price of fuel & film? Lucky Strike! Hurray, now we can get them locally here in SG.

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heckcare.der Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: singapore Posts: 1,761	Re: Soaring price of fuel & film? Lucky Strike! pm-ed you bro! __________________ Film scan service-http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=409548 , www.pbase.com/derrickheng

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alternatve Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 1,311	Re: Soaring price of fuel & film? Lucky Strike! Thanks man! The film community in SG has much to thank you for. Samuel __________________ f/8 and be there.

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enivre Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 1,695	Re: Soaring price of fuel & film? Lucky Strike! Cool.. more options open for film lovers! Just wondering though, how does the tonality and grain of lucky film compare to other "more common" films that we use?

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csisfun Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 550	Re: Soaring price of fuel & film? Lucky Strike! Hi Chiif. Thanks a lot for bringing them in. Wondering if you would bring in Lucky 400? __________________ Traditional B&W Film Developing Lessons at your place: Click Here! Last edited by csisfun; 2nd July 2008 at 12:01 AM.

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gohaj Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 3,469	Re: Soaring price of fuel & film? Lucky Strike! anyone knows how many stop can the Lucky SHD 100 Black & White Negative Film be pushed practically?

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maddyks Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: The Little Red Dot Posts: 535	Re: Soaring price of fuel & film? Lucky Strike! Woah that's a good price. Are you gonna bring in 400 too bro? __________________ Come visit my Flickr :)

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nordleadx Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: West Posts: 784	Re: Soaring price of fuel & film? Lucky Strike! i always push the lucky 100 to iso 400. iso 800 looks really thin and bad..

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limonello Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 181	Re: Soaring price of fuel & film? Lucky Strike! Hail to the Chiif! Got any scans of the Lucky color films to show us?

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mdzmr Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Jurong East Posts: 758	Re: Soaring price of fuel & film? Lucky Strike! Chiif this lucky B&W rolls can develop tru C41 process or still use B&W process? I never use Lucky before.

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tan131 Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 1,557	Re: Soaring price of fuel & film? Lucky Strike! Let me help chiif answer your question. The lucky b&w is developed using the "b&w developing process". It is not a c41 b&w film like ur Kodak Tmax 400CN, Ilford XP2 Super. The lucky film is probably the cheapest you can get to practice ur photography or the developing workflow. Upz for chiif~

4th July 2008	#19
chiif Advertiser Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Excelsior S.C #02-25 Posts: 2,367	Re: Soaring price of fuel & film? Lucky Strike! For those who have placed order from me or would like to grab a few rolls to try, please meet me at 4pm Pennisular Shopping Centre Isle Cafe. Next to the "Bermuda Triangle" CamEx, P&G & Benphoto. __________________ www.chiifcameras.com Voigtlander dealer My flickr