Catch up on the latest news with @metalfingersfilm #video🍿.

      Catch up on the latest with @metalfingersfilm #video🍿.

      A new film scanning initiative, a variety of new film cameras, and updates regarding Kodak and Lucky color films have recently emerged. I encountered some personal issues at home, which delayed my ability to discuss these projects, but this video encapsulates everything mentioned, along with the unfortunate news about the discontinuation of the Epson flatbed scanner line:

      youtube.com/watch?v=eF1sRG…

      Thoughts on Adox Color Mission:

      Metal Fingers and others have lauded the new batch of Adox Color Mission, which I must say, appears impressive. However, I am concerned about its limited availability and the unexpected improvement in quality compared to last year's results (analog.cafe/comments/1l0n).

      Two years back, Adox released a small quantity of Color Mission that I was able to test and review (here: analog.cafe/r/adox-color-m…). At that time, the company clarified that this was all they had left from a defunct film producer's stock and mentioned that more would be released in the future.

      So, *does the new batch of Color Mission come from the film stocks previously acquired by Adox,* or is it a significant quality enhancement in their attempt to recreate the original formula using their current equipment?

      #editorial🔥

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