Fujicolor Pro 160s in my Rollei 35 T

[divewizard]

I just got back my first roll of color film (Fujicolor Pro 160s) I shot in my Rollei 35 T. All shots were metered using the built-in light meter.
I had the film developed and scanned by Fromex in Marina del Rey, California. Here are the some of the shots from the roll.

1942 Ford Pick-up Truck



1963 Ford Falcon Futura



Culver City Ice Arena






Fromex in Marina del Rey



2012 McLaren MP4-12C Sports Car







Culver City Anti-Homeless Bus Bench (at F/3.5)



Los Angeles Fire Department Training and Storage Site



Land Rover in West Losanagel Trader Joe's parking lot




Dear John's, Culver City



Marvel, Manhattan Beach




Prop Cars (fake cop cars) being unloaded for a shoot







Permit Parking Only

all images ©2012 Chris Grossman

[divewizard]

Spring Flowers







©2012 Chris Grossman

[hausen]

Wow some nice shots there. Very sharp and love the colors. Is an excellent film but isn't it discontinued now?

[divewizard]

Originally Posted by hausen

Wow some nice shots there. Very sharp and love the colors. Is an excellent film but isn't it discontinued now?

Unfortunately it is discontinued for 35mm. Fuji has a newer version Pro 160 NS for 120 only. I bought a couple of those to try in my MF cameras.

Luckily I have 20 35mm rolls of Pro 160S in the freezer. That should last me for about 2 years since I don't shoot that much color in 35mm.

[kmallick]

very nice! i love those colors. 160S and 160 NS are some of my favorite films as well.

[Spicy]

nice shots

how exactly does an anti-homeless bus bench work?

[divewizard]

Originally Posted by Spicy

nice shots

how exactly does an anti-homeless bus bench work?

The bars across the bench seat prevent homeless people from laying down and sleeping on it.


©2012 Chris Grossman

[Sejanus.Aelianus]

I think I'm beginning to hate you, Chris. That stuff is way too good for one human!

I'm impressed with the grain. It's nice and tight, given the speed and the frame size.

[farlymac]

Can't keep 'em from sleeping under it though. Great examples from a classic camera, Chris. I shot a roll of the 160 last fall, and was quite pleased with it. Looks like I'll have to upgrade my TLR collection to take advantage of it's fine colors.

PF

[divewizard]

Here are some more shots from my second roll of Pro 160s in the Rollei 35 T.

1930 Model A ford Pick-up Truck












A high back anti-homeless bus bench



Fire Hydrant



Johnnie's Pastrami in Culver City

©2012 Chris Grossman

[divewizard]

Laundromat



Mercedes in John Deere colors



Manhattan Beach Firestone



Tree Frog Wall Lamp, Pachanga Mexican Grill, Manhattan Beach




Tacomiendo, Culver City




Unismog, Culver City





©2012 Chris Grossman

[divewizard]

1962 Ford Falcon

©2012 Chris Grossman

[Bingley]

Very nice -- the colors on the very first two photos are particularly good. And nice to see what the Rollei 35 can do in good hands.

[Contarama]

I have always used 160S and 160C if you really want to turn up the colors try some superia reala 100...

I don't know what I am gonna do now...

[divewizard]

Originally Posted by Contarama

I have always used 160S and 160C if you really want to turn up the colors try some superia reala 100...

I don't know what I am gonna do now...

Adorama has 160s for sale now.

[Trius]

"prevent homeless people from" ... yeah, that's just so wonderful. Thanks for making that photograph.

[Trius]

and ... I love Falcons. Almost as good as a Fairlane Tutone.

The frog wall lamp is amazing. I want one.

[divewizard]

These photos from Mendocino County, California were scanned by PCV










©2012 Chris Grossman

[divewizard]

A few more from Mendocino County







©2012 Chris Grossman

[Corto]

I love the 160s, Great shots! Thanks for sharing!

Here's one from my Minolta x-370 w/Rokkor-X 50mm 1:1.7

I really need to stock up on this film......