My Ilford filters came in a notepad-style holder, which isn’t practical. Finding a specific grade in the darkroom was inconvenient, and since the filters are so thin, they occasionally slip from my hands. This 3d-printable system solved all the issues for me. It also simplified split-grade printing.

They were ultra fast with processing the film. I'm not a big fan of the Noritsu scans, with green shadows and no black point set. There was only so much I could do with the JPEGs. I can’t wait to collect the negatives and rescan them myself. Anyway, here are the photos!
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I am passively keeping an eye on the V700/V750. It’s older but has a higher optical resolution. Sometimes, they are listed for almost the same price as the V600, but I haven’t been lucky enough to get one yet.

Still unable to find a reasonably priced scanner for 120 film, so I had to take a picture of the negatives with my phone.

As a hobbyist, I also feel like I’ve done a great job if someone uses a portrait I took as their profile picture. It means they truly like the photo to use it as their avatar.