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Pleasing warm colours, very fine grain, and very versatile. Good dynamic range.
This film has warm and vibrant colours, with the classic cinestill red halation effects. I was pleasantly surprised to get such intense colour and still get good skin tones on my partner (who has Caucasian skin) but it did make my very pale skin look a little sickly in ambient light (I often have this problem with warm-leaning colour film).
I love film stocks with intense colour, but at £20 a roll I will favour Kodak's Ektar over this. It's nice, but not my favourite!
This was my first time using this film, so I didnt want to push the ISO too far and stuck with the 40. I took it along to an FC Copenhagen match, which was a night-time kick off.
I loved the red and blue tones that popped out of floodlights in this set. The mid-tones were also beautifully coloured. I would be really comfortable shooting this film provided I am in a situation where there is a lot of strong lighting. And would absolutely use again, and again.
Brilliant colour palette, epic for capturing the colours on moving f1 cars
I used this in Crosby near Liverpool on the Antony Gormley statues and I felt this film worked for this type of subject. It seems to be quite temperamental - I literally took all my shots within about 90 mins and I was rather surprised at the inconsistency of the results, I've included one of the scans here. I've since heard on FB groups that this film can be tricky to scan. I probably wouldn't use this for regular work but I do like the tone very much, very cinematic.
