This roll of Fuji Superia is all about my trip to California in July 2014. It was my first time being there so you can imagine the excitement. I brought along a 4-pack but ironically ended up not even shooting an entire roll.
I was able to record the settings for all the photos this time around. Even though I just said that shooting film is an event for me and I often don’t remember the settings I use, I still try to record them when I’m able to in case there’s anything to learn or improve.
In this case, I used f/8 and f/16 a lot for this roll because I wanted to see how that aperture looks, but also just because it was sunny.
M3. | f/8 | 1/180 sec
Santa Clarita, CA. | f/8 | 1/750 sec
Horseback. | f/8 | 1/1000 sec
A very willing and happy subject at Rocken P Outfitters. | f/8 | 1/500 sec
From the hiking path near the Griffith Observatory. | f/16 | 1/350 sec
R8. | f/4 | 1/750 sec
Santa Monica Pier. | f/16 | 1/250 sec
Lissy. | f/8 | 1/500 sec
View of LA from the Getty Museum. | f/16 | 1/350 sec
In the shade. | f/16 | 1/250 sec
Gate D1. | f/8 | 1/250 sec
Gear used:
- Canon EOS Rebel X
- Canon 50mm f/1.8 lens
- Fuji Superia 400 film
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