SL500, Mountaineer, 996 Carrera

[Scottwax]

Scott,



As you know, I'm using the Carnauba Jett rather than the Acrylic Jett. Do you think I should switch? What is the major difference in appearance?

AJ has a more clear, sealant look vs the carnauba glow of CJ. Plus AJ is definitely more durable. Another option, since I believe you also have OCW is to mix a bottle at 50/50 of OCW and CJ. Easier to use and an even wetter shine.



rydawg-I have a Nikon N60 35mm camera and I use Kodak's 400 ASA High Definition film.

 

[lp2137]

As everyone has said amazing work. I couldn't help but laugh when you said the picture of the 996 didn't do it justice. If those pics don't do it justice I can't even fathom what they looked like in person. Amazing work as usual. :2thumbs:

 

[itb76]

rydawg-I have a Nikon N60 35mm camera and I use Kodak's 400 ASA High Definition film.

I can't believe you get such good results using film. You must have a source of really fresh film, and a good lab to process it?

 

[Scottwax]

I can't believe you get such good results using film. You must have a source of really fresh film, and a good lab to process it?

Walgreens is where I buy it and have it processed, plus the negatives scanned to a CD. Personally, I think given equal exposure quality, print film is better than digital. The new Hi-Def Kodak film has an extremely fine grain for a 400 ASA film.