Just two small examples...first is this macro of a little flower (no editing, no levels, no sharp, etc) Don't get me wrong, I do like Kodak film when I want to use it's features, but I don't often need those....and I don't really get the feeling that it produces very regular results either. Like I said before, when it all works out, Kodak can give you awesome results. (but not enough for me :) Okay, I'd love some comments on this shot. Grain is ENORMOUS, although it does fit the subject this time.