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This was my first time shooting Cinestill 800T and I must say I had some struggles with exposure, which resulted in most of the images being blurry and some very grainy. Maybe I did something wrong, but I will buying this stock again to achieve better results. It has beautiful colours.
I know this is the style of the film, but I find the halations quite distracting at 35mm.
I have always loved to try an achieve a cinematic look on my portraits, and I feel this film helps a lot with it, mostly at night, even rating it at 1600 ISO. Sometimes the exposure can be a bit tricky (not sure if the reason it’s my bad eye sight or the fact I don’t use a light meter, just the camera meter), but I still personally love the images I can get with it, even if I miss the focus often!
Still not quite sure how to work with this film, but I'm not mad at the results. Exposure is still a tad tricky to work out, even with a capable light meter.
My first roll came out underexposed while my second roll (photos) is perhaps overexposed; it was an exceptionally sunny day. The *vibes* however, are immaculate.
I was very excited to use this film, and also nervous because of the higher price, and although I like a few of the shots I took, most of them needed some colour correcting, and I think using a simple point and shoot camera isn't the type to use for this film, not sure I'd use it again, purely for how expensive it is
