'Kodak Gold 100'

[RT_Panther]

If you're on a budget, this works just fine


Meat On The Grill by RedTail_Panther, on Flickr


F-15A "Eagle" by RedTail_Panther, on Flickr

[duronboy]

Just curious, who processed the film? I've used Kodak Gold 200, and the grain was similar. I figured it was between the WalMart processing and the ISO. I still have another roll, I plan on using some this weekend. This time I'll have it processed at a professional lab.

[venchka]

Quality control may be better at a pro lab. The process is all the same. Kodak Portra and Ektar are so nice. Costs more. Well worth it.

[RT_Panther]

Originally Posted by duronboy

Just curious, who processed the film? I've used Kodak Gold 200, and the grain was similar. I figured it was between the WalMart processing and the ISO. I still have another roll, I plan on using some this weekend. This time I'll have it processed at a professional lab.

Thanks!
Had Walgreens develop this....