I bought an E6 kit and did these snaps myself --

[pentaxpete]

YO !!   £12 quids to do a 220 size fillum  and £6 Quids for a 120 !  My E6 processor had to put UP his prices AGAIN due to Tetenal supply problems so I Bit The Bullet and paid just over £ 43 Quids ( Inc over £7 for POST !)  and got a 'BELLINI' E6 1 litre kit ..... I have  many  5 -packs of that Fuji ASTIA 220 size dated 1999 so want to USE it . I went on a coach trip to WORTHING Sussex  ( took The Little WIFE this time) BUT we do a 'DEAL' -- she goes round the Dreaded SHOPS and I wander around 'Picture Hunting' then using our All-Singing-all Dancing Samsung phones and meet up for snacks . I took my 1984 Mamiya C220  and tried an 81B warm up filter as that 1999 film scans 'Blue' - here are some snaps I got out -- 

WORTHING 02 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr

WORTHING 04 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr

WORTHING 05 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr

WORTHING 07 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr
WORTHING 09 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr
WORTHING 15 by Peter Elgar, on Flickr

[spinno]

Nice work on the pictures Pete (as usual!)
Ah! Worthing, many happy hours spent there as that's where they used to send us on our training courses.
Does it still have that seaweed problem?
Once went in a bar on the seafront that was advertising "real ales"...they had five on tap and each one was sour and off! No-one seemed to like proper beer in those days (1990s)

[Ivor E Tower]

Excellent. I remember that I used to get a great deal of pleasure out of developing my own films, and from printing from the negatives

[gray1720]

I've seen some funky colours from home E6, but they look pretty damn decent to me, Pete.

[pentaxpete]

The SCANS were a bit 'Blue' but I corrected as I would using filters in a Darkroom print.

[donerundlecams]

A cracking set of images, Pete and you're much braver man as I never would have attempted processing 
any kind of slide film .  Not that anyone asked, but,   I was adequate with B&W processing & printing, almost adequate with C-41 (tank) processing .. OK at photo lab (machine C-41 processing and printing and absolutely $hite at trying to print colour prints at the newspapers

So, well done and hope you and missus had an enjoyable meal

Cheers,
Jack

[don]

Love the pictures of the prancing horses most of all but all are great pictures

[don]

Stanley is my favourite 

[Ivor E Tower]

Another fine mess......

[spinno]

Feb 16, 2024 21:16:01 GMT Ivor E Tower said:

Another fine mess......

That's a Hardy perennial...award yourself a Laurel wreath...