Films Similar To 300

This film is slow but I enjoy it. It reacts similar to ortho films and needs lots of light. It can overexpose the skies if not careful. However, it has good resolution and gives an unique look to shots. If you want similar resolution but a more standard film, Lomography Babylon is a good choice as its spectral sensitivity is more standard, while Fantome leans towards blue light. I like all the Kino films which are made by Orwo. This film is a great choice for a high contrast look. However, as with any film subject choice matters. Probably not a great film for landscapes.

I've used similar brands that cost $300-600+. If you have a good transmitter/receiver, I think you will be very satisfied using this item.

The Entrada rag 300 also from Moab is similar in weight, but is somewhat weak on dark colors (especially blacks and dark browns). The Exhibition Luster has the same wide tonal range, but has two weakness. The surface is easily marred in handling and it is a much lighter paper. Juniper Baryta Rag is for me the best paper from Moab and very similar to Epison's Exhibition Fiber.

This pouch is working very well for me. I use it to protect my D-300. It is very light weight and is a good way to guard against dings and similar problems.

I wanted to have a tripod with good stability with my DSLR with 75-300 mm lens. Having read the reviews of various similar products (similar in terms of cost) I was skeptical if this low cost tripod was going to provide me good stability, but when I received the product I was surprised with the stability the product provided. It is definitely worth the money. Although the head and the extension clips on the tripod legs are made of plastic, I would recommend this product to anyone as this product comes with 10 year warranty.

one of the best color films!

I took 3 films and must say - that's the best, you can get for this price.

Ilford films are the best.

If you are making narrative films, you need this.

I use this for video and short films.