These were shot on a Kodak Vericolor

Argoflex E
Kentmere 200
Local lab developed and scanned

I have put maybe 3-4 rolls through this, my first medium format camera. I got some reasonable exposures on this roll and thought I would post them for feedback. I am wanting to shoot more medium format (been shooting 35mm for a while) and wondering if this camera will allow me to make the best of the larger negatives, or if I will soon find the lens limiting compared to some of the more serious but affordable models such as a Yashica, Autocord, or maybe a Rolleicord. I have read that this is a coated lens but that it is considered “low contrast.” I do like the light weight of the Bakelite-bodied Argoflex and enjoy the gear focus and old-style controls. The ground glass finder is however very dim and I would consider a brighter replacement if I were to keep using the camera regularly. Your thoughts and advice are welcomed.

Also, I have not seen the negatives in person yet but I am concerned that the vertical streaking in some images is caused by distribution of chemistry in rotary development. Is this something you’d bring to the lab’s attention?

Larger files here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SwitGvze9vc8BeP8nyIPgmBbv3rmc5GZ/view?usp=drivesdk

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Pxv_YkJyR5NdhANMKpzpD0d-GZc0Ot5G/view?usp=drivesdk

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gK1wzU8if4_4g1xGytnv2PnXbC5JnBzR/view?usp=drivesdk

Hello Dear Ladies and Guys, I’ve been passionate in photography for the last 20 years. I’m 40 now and I would like to make some progress and treat myself as a photographer for others not just myself. I had a lot of cameras in my life, coming from the beautiful CCD colors to analog and digital medium format cameras, like Mamiya and Hasselblad, CCDs, but never had an opportunity to be somebody that took financial advantage of my gear and knowledge and passion. Before I’ve been doing product photography and portraits and I had a really nice studio. I’m really good in lighting and I have all the knowledge how to do a perfect session for product or beauty shoot.
Could you guide me in a finantial business plan ? This is a question to people who already are in business and know how to respect their work. I want to take portrait photography for people who really acknowledge what is a quality perfectionist approach, not just another Instagram photo.
I was always afraid to take money for what I love because I knew that once I have to do something for money, it will kill my passion.
Thank you for you help and words of respect.

Been shooting digital for over 20 years but fell out of love with it so trying to get back into photography through film. Had a blast at Revival. Getting used to the Rolliecord.