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  1. The Wolfen Cine UN54, originating from the iconic Wolfen site since 1910, captures stunning black-and-white scenes. I used it for the first time in Croatia last month during a hike up Marjan Hill in Split.

    Here are some of the photos from that afternoon.

    pixelfed.social/p/ftrc.blog/83

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  2. Sometimes, the expired film I get on eBay doesn't work as I expected it to. And this Fujicolor NPH400 roll is a good example of a colorful failure.

    I used this film roll while I was in Supetar, and I had some kind of good expectations for this film, but… As you can see here, it was a complete failure in every way possible. It happens.

    pixelfed.social/p/ftrc.blog/83

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  3. Lomochrome Color '92 mimics the look of poorly stored color negative film from the early '90s, and my experience supports that comparison.

    If you want a film stock that accurately reproduces real-life colors, this isn’t it. Embrace the unexpected with unusual color shifts, textures, and grain.

    pixelfed.social/p/ftrc.blog/83

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  4. One of the films I wanted to use in Split was a Lomochrome Turquoise, which I received from the team at #Lomography to test and write an article about. I have used this film before and loved its weird colors and tones, but I have never used it in a travel scene.

    pixelfed.social/p/ftrc.blog/83

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    #filmisnotdead
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    #visitsplit
    #travel
    #visitcroatia

  5. As I said in a previous post, the color of the water at the first beach I visited in Split was so stunning that I still can't believe it's real. And it looks even better in this Kodak Pro Image 100 I used for the first time in Croatia.

    pixelfed.social/p/ftrc.blog/83

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    #filmisnotdead
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    #analogphotography
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    #visitsplit
    #travel
    #visitcroatia

  6. While visiting Split, I explored the neighborhood of Split 3, known for its striking brutalist architecture from the 1970s and 1980s, reflecting the city's communist past.

    I used Cinestill 50D film for the first time while walking around, and despite my initial concerns about the low ISO, the sunny weather in Croatia made it a perfect choice.

    pixelfed.social/p/ftrc.blog/83

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    #filmisnotdead
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  7. One of the highlights of my time in Croatia was taking a ferry from Split to Supetar, where I visited a vibrant beach. Unfortunately, my pictures don’t reflect it because I used heavily expired film.

    I brought two film cameras on the trip and was curious about how one would perform with the expired film, but it turned out just fine!

    pixelfed.social/p/ftrc.blog/83

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    #filmisnotdead
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    #analogphotography
    #ftrcgoestoSplit
    #visitsplit
    #travel
    #visitcroatia

  8. Standing tall in Nardoni Trg, this clock tower boasts an impressive 1,700 years of history. Visitors can climb a steep stairway for stunning views of the Old Town and its vibrant crowds.

    I shot these photos using the Wolfen Cine UN54 film for the first time, and I'm pleased with the results. Can't wait to use it again!

    pixelfed.social/p/ftrc.blog/82

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    #filmisnotdead
    #filmphotography
    #analogphotography
    #ftrcgoestoSplit
    #visitsplit
    #travel
    #visitcroatia

  9. While reviewing my pictures from Split, I noticed many images of clothing hanging out to dry. Over the centuries, the ancient Diocletian Palace has transformed into a living monument. As you wander through the old city center, you can see how people live there.

    Remarkably, what began as a memorial palace for a Roman emperor has become one of the most captivating places I've ever visited.

    pixelfed.social/p/ftrc.blog/82

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