The filter on this film is too overpowering. I managed to get a few nice shots, but most of them were just a mess of rainbow.

I used this film for my daughter's birthday party pictures. The results were great, it's a decent film (well it is a Kodak film so you know what to expect). It worked well on my Nikon F80 and SB600 flash through a 50mm lens.

It's not a film for general use, but for a special occasion it's great. The effects are pretty random, so some pictures are more colourful than others, the one I've shared below is in the mid-range of rainbowness!

Highly recommended for special occasions.

I assumed the filter would be a nice hazy color filter of various colors which is true depending on lighting conditions when shooting. I shot the roll of film at night and almost the whole roll of film came out covered in color and the subject of the photos was hard to see. It's a cool effect if that's what you're trying to achieve but I recommend shooting in well-lit conditions.

I've been working my way through quite a few different variations of pre-exposed film stocks and I have to say that this is one of my favourites so far.
The images I'm sharing are all from a roll shot on sunny winter days (different days) and I'm pleased with the consistency of the effect across the roll - that's something I've noticed in other pre-exposed film stocks, the effect can be inconsistent across the roll or barely noticeable.
I would definately choose this one again.

I wasn't sure exactly what to expect, but I love the way they turned out and it's a great way to add a creative touch to your photos in my opinion :)