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Mira Color Sample Photos

What Mira Color actually looks like — 5 photographs shot on it by members here.

ISO 400 · Black & white · 5 photographs
Also on this page: Developing recipes (5)

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How one member developed this film

5 of the 5 photographs here include developing details, recorded by the photographer. Times and temperatures are what they used, not a recommendation — and the negative each one produced is right there beside it.

Cinestill Cs41 5 photographs
Autos In Motion — shot on Mira Color
5:45·95°F (35°C)·10 seconds of rotation every 30 seconds C-41 (colour negative)
by thinbegin
Skyscraper from the street — shot on Mira Color
5:45·95°F (35°C)·10 seconds of rotation every 30 seconds C-41 (colour negative)
by thinbegin
Classic Cars of Santa Monica — shot on Mira Color
5:45·95°F (35°C)·10 seconds of rotation every 30 seconds C-41 (colour negative)
by thinbegin
Blue Urban Cottage in Santa Monica — shot on Mira Color
5:45·95°F (35°C)·10 seconds of rotation every 30 seconds C-41 (colour negative)
by thinbegin
3D glasses optional for shadows — shot on Mira Color
5:45·95°F (35°C)·10 seconds of rotation every 30 seconds C-41 (colour negative)
by thinbegin