Looking for Silberra 50 sample photos? These frames were shot on 120 medium format with a Mamiya 645 — Silberra’s ISO 50 color-negative film, developed in Kodak C-41.
Most of this roll is portraits: a navy polka-dot dress, a light-blue jacket with a cow-print skirt, a couple at a cafe table, and a rust strapless blazer-dress. The last frame is St. Paul’s McAllen — the modern brick church with an open tower and cross, photographed from the parking lot.
Portrait in a navy polka-dot dress on the sidewalk — Silberra 50 120, Mamiya 645Portrait against a beige wall, arms raised — Silberra 50 120, Mamiya 645Portrait on a bench in a blue jacket and cow-print skirt — Silberra 50 120, Mamiya 645Couple portraits at a teal cafe table — Silberra 50 120, Mamiya 645Portrait looking aside in a navy polka-dot dress — Silberra 50 120, Mamiya 645Portrait on a bench looking at the camera — Silberra 50 120, Mamiya 645Portrait in a rust strapless blazer-dress and wide hat — Silberra 50 120, Mamiya 645Portrait on a bench, hand to hair — Silberra 50 120, Mamiya 645St. Paul's McAllen — brick church, tower with cross, parking lot — Silberra 50 120, Mamiya 645
Silberra 50 120 is a C-41 color negative. These portrait and St. Paul’s McAllen frames were shot on a Mamiya 645 and developed in Kodak C-41.
