My first try with 800 film and at night. I like the grainy look and the halation, however I know these are quite dark and to really test it I'd need to use it in different lighting. But overall it is good in the dark and especially if you like cine colours and grain.

I decided to have a change of what film stock I typically uses and decided to switch to Candido and honestly the way my photos have came out. The results I have really been enjoying from the colour to clarity of the image. I feel I’m going to stick to using Candido as it just looks

This is Kodak Vision3 500T with the remjet removed for C41 processing, and is a great alternative to Cinestill 800T - great for low light shots, rich colours but note the blueish tint to your pictures unless you shoot with a warming filter. Red halation is also present. One thing to keep in mind being a re-spooled film, is that I had some trouble with the film canister and the film spool being quite stiff (i.e the film reel didn't turn smoothly in the canister). This led to my auto winding camera thinking the film was at the end of the roll due to resistance, when it wasn't, and I ended up losing 5-6 frames at the end of the roll. Check to see if the film spool turns smoothly and easily, and if not, try and use this in manual winding cameras only. Other than this, its a great film at a great price!

I used this high speed film in strong summer sunshine as an experiment. The strong grain was very prominent and with a slight blue bias made for some interesting shots

Such a lovely film to use, I really enjoyed this one the results are lovely. If cinestill 800 isn't in stock then try this one instead!