Another roll of unknown expiry/provenance; shot most of the roll for 400 but I gave myself some leeway to "underexpose" from that in difficult conditions of which there were a couple here as I took the film to a show, shot in the subway, in a bar bathroom, and tried to get indoor shots of the cats when they weren't catching window light.
Unsurprisingly, the 50mm f/1.8 pancake was on here for most of the roll. I do have a f/1.4 but it has autofocus so the extra weight/bulk with worse focus ergonomics have it mostly collecting dust for the time being, even with the bonus half-stop of light it would get me.
Standard development here; since this was the 6th roll to go through this C-41 chem batch I'm accounting for it weakening on me with a little extra time that isn't intended to push the film.
Trying to keep the workflow in RawTherapee again this time just for learning purposes. Will probably run them through NegativeLabPro later too. Just a 24 exposure roll so it's 33% less work than most modern cassettes when it comes to processing.
Rollei C-41 4:15 @ 102F
Konica Minolta DiMAGE SE5400II => VueScan => Rawtherapee