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I was very impressed by this film. The blues, greens and oranges are really beautiful and the greens especially have a very specific jade tinge that is very distinctive. It's a very sharp film and the grain is extremely fine and even. It is slow, so use of a tripod is definitely beneficial for landscape shots, but I was able to get good sharp handheld shots in bright winter sunshine. It renders people well, though I feel it makes the red in skin look a little strong, like everyone's a bit hot or been drinking... Anyway, highly recommended, and pay for the premium jpegs, as the resolution of this film deserves them (and it costs a lot in the first place!!). Is it better than 2 rolls of ColorPlus? Well, the colour saturation in Ektar is really nice and it's a lot sharper, so if you're going to be taking photos of beautiful forests or the beach, then this could be a great film. I think it would be especially nice for exotic travel shots. All shots are unedited apart from downscaling for upload - they are straight out of my Canon 300V with 24-105mm L lens.
Definitely best used on a bright, summer day!
It's a good film - sharp, bright and captures scenes well. It's a bit too contrasty for me and produced some odd blues.
Personal preference is Portra or Gold for these scenes but good to try something new.
I think this might be an under considered film for portraits (in the right conditions). Especially in a natural back ground with skies and greenery. Colours are interesting and give that 'filter' look that is desired now.
First time shooting this film. Love the blues and greens.
Great film during the sunny days really brings out the saturated colours. Also loved it for night shots. It gave warmth to the pictures.
Shot on Canon 80u
