While the address of the cafe you listed might say Hiroshima city , it ' s about as far from Hiroshima city centre as you can actually get . No idea why Hiroshima city is so goddam big compared to the actual size of the CBD <| sep |> Haha . If he had talked to legal already there ' s no way he would have admitted guilt . Just saying . I bet the comment is gone tomorrow morning . <| sep |> What ' s wrong people who down vote ? Are you embarrassed you do the same thing ? Correct your mistake , don ' t hide try to hide it . <| sep |> Mostly disturbing faces with devious smiles that make me uneasy . generally with a murderyrapeycannibal vibe . So , Disney characters . <| sep |> Could be 4 A . M . for all I know ! <| sep |> Wow , thank you for the thoughtful and super detailed reply ! I think I may have your previous scanner except the US version . I have a PrimeFilm 7200 . I remember really disliking the tiff I would get from Gold 200 due to excessive grain . This was before I realized or learned about overexposing beyond the box speed . At that point I was so turned off by Kodak , I stopped buying their cheap film and went with Superia . After listening to a podcast where they recommended shooting the Olympus XA with Ultramax , I gave that camera combo a try and was very pleased with the results . Apparently there are specific camera lensfilm combinations that work well . Up until this point my vintage Nikon FM with a 28 mm ais f 2 . 8 wasn ' t a fan . Recently I acquired a Nikon F 5 which uses modern DSLR lens and shot Ultramax 400 at box speeds and loved the results . Going to give gold 200 another try with this new camera . I switched from Superia to Gold 200400 to give it thorough try . One thing I noticed immediately was that Kodak didn ' t have the greenish sometimes purple color cast that I had to fight with in Superia . Skin tones in Gold seemed more pleasing to me than Superia . Portra was instant love and required little to no processing for me . Thanks for your comparative insights on that . I ' ll have to take a closer look . I ' m relieved to hear that you heavily process your scans too . I would spend a lot of time color correcting Superia and virtually no time with Portra or Fuji Pro 400 h . I guess you can either pay upfront for nicer film or spend more time in post . I found that I can somewhat get Superia to match colors like portra with heavy tweaking but I ' ll never match the fine grain resolution . Thanks again for taking the time to write a thorough response ! Much appreciated .