Ilford

Well, thank you.

Well, how about that? The tool I'm talking about is made by Ilford, and it's called the Ilford EM-10.

EM stands for exposure meter.

Yeah.

Very useful.

Yeah.

The Ilford EM10.

It takes a 9-volt battery and made in England.

Fujicolor 2 and 4.

Um, and, uh, if you shoot, uh, Acros, that's made by Ilford in the UK.

So I think that, I mean, their bread and butter is in, in stacks w- when it comes to-

I- and I'm pretty sure their bread and butter isn't in consumer cameras at all, really.

Do you think they're making that?

No, they're not.

That's made by Ilford.

Ilford.

And I have heard some really good things about it by doing that.

And I ended up developing both roles in Ilford Microfin stock.

Now, for the Rolleiflex, I went a little bit more random.

I brought four rolls of film for the Rolleiflex.

The nice thing is that the Pro 400H was from absolutely generous co-host James Lee, and I ended up exposing that at ASA 320.

The Ektar I shot at 100, the Acros at 100, and the FK at 25.

The black and white's there too, the FK and the Acros I again developed in Ilford Microfine.

Now, the reason I went with the kit I did was because I've been using the F5 since 2015.