I really enjoyed the results of this film, I used it on holiday in a part of the UK in which it is usually raining and darker during winter (the Lake District) however we were blessed with sunshine, this led to a beautiful soft and glowing feel to some of the photos and I really liked how reds seem to bleed out of certain parts of them. Overall when used with my Olympus Superzoom 76s point and shoot, I got some surprising effects of which I was pleased with.

I loaded this into my pentax k1000 and headed to Skye during a snow fall expecting great things from the reviews. I was really disappointed with so many shots being so dark and incredibly grainy, even though I love grain in the shots. Hoping it was just a dodgy roll but most of the shots came out too dark and/or extremely grainy

I used this for a motorsport event to get better shutter speed and if I'm honest, I was quite disappointed - 6 out of 36 shots suffered from light leaks as shown below that weren't anything to do with the camera (as I shot a separate roll earlier in the day and the other shots came out fine). The film itself was decent with a warming filter over the top for daytime usage, but considering the cost of film or development, I'd look elsewhere for Kodak Vision respools unless you get this on sale

It may well be respooled cine film, much like Cinestill, and it may have the odd light leak here and there…

But for a far cheaper price, you really cannot go wrong with this for low light snaps - if you love the look of halation that is!

There's every chance I used the wrong film for the environment here...I thought I'd use Candido 800 to shoot in a mid-lit birthday party and I really don't like how the images turned out. Just very yellow and blue with no warmth whatsoever.

To be fair the lighting was probably quite harsh 'white' light, so maybe this caused the issue but I wish I had used Ultramax in this situation!