Eastman Kodacolor
Finally have it. I’ve shot Kodacolor in 100 and 200, and had some time to think it over. This is Eastman Kodak’s new film stock. Some say its Plus 200 and ProImage 100. But is it? I did NOT do a shootout, as I’ve done with other films. I just decided to shoot both, in daylight and then check results.
Filmstock Review: Arista Pan 100
This is a cheap film stock, currently on sale, for 5 rolls for $20($4/roll) at Freestyle Photography Supply in Los Angeles. The price was right, so I’d thought I’d see what I could do. So far I’ve shot 3 rolls of the stuff. One at box speed, and the remaining two pushed to 400 and 1600. Perhaps next roll I might try pulling.
For a cheap film, it works pretty well. Especially if you are just scanning them. Lets take a look.
Shootout: Cinestill 800T vs Portra 800
This is the first of my series doing filmstock comparisons. When I do a “shootout” of film stock, I am loading two film stocks shot at the same ISO in two bodies, my Nikon FE2, and FM10. I am taking the same picture seconds apart with the same lens, at same aperture and shutter speed, by simply moving the lens from one body to the other and copying the shutter speed. The result should be a fairly accurate comparison, especially when comparing a new photostock to a familiar photostock.