Gold Fit Bit Watch

even cheaper then apple sale. great deals with B&H. Love the watch works great with the IPhone. Love the new gold tone.

I love the speed of this watch, great replacement for my older one. I was only afraid that it would look too pink/rose gold like the photos, but in person it’s more bronze looking than pink. I love it overall!

IT FIT SO WELL IT LIKE IT NOT ON THE WATCH.

Great fit, unobtrusive and protects my Apple Watch!

Gold is excellent. 200 ISO won't exactly be night shooting friendly (does Kodak even put out reciprocity failure guidelines for this?), but gives you a bit more flexibility than 100 ISO. Very much a daylight film - expect it to accent yellows a bit more.

My all-time favorite is Ektar, but now I buy new Gold 200 120 as it's a bit faster, and it's so nice to have more choice. It provides great colors and comes out nicely after I develop it at home using Cinestill's Cs-41 developer. Mot much to say, give it a try if it's available.

TT's cables have always been the gold standard. So I bought a new cable from them for a new camera with zero research elsewhere. These updates to the existing line mean the cables are now much heavier which I assume will provide some technical advantages for durability and reliability. A bit of a picky point is that now my road kit is a little bit bulkier because yes the cables are that much bulkier than my old ones. No complaints here.

Somewhat softer gold than I was expecting, but I think more acceptable than the full gold which is bit too much. The tinting by the soft gold just warms rather than significantly changing the color of my macro subjects.

I am a professional photographer that shoots both film and digital. I use Gold 200 when I want a little bit more contrast and a warmer tone for my portrait work. Keep in mind the film is quite a bit warmer than Kodak Portra 400 ( especially for late afternoon shots) I am very pleased with the results.

I really go back and forth whether ColorPlus or Gold is my favorite color film. ColorPlus is a bit more laid back, less saturation more neutral colors, but they’re both great, and I prefer them to the professional films in every way. I stand develop my ColorPlus: 60 minutes in C41 developer (full strength) at room temp, no agitation. 3 minute wash, then Blix and stabilize as normal. Gorgeous muted tones, wide latitude, with good shadow detail. Yes it’s a bit grainy, that’s another reason I like it.