Kodak High Definition (35mm, 400 iso) user-review on Lomography

Kodak High Definition (35mm, 400 iso) user-review
written by eastmoe on January 9th, 2009 , one comment (2 votes)

Tags
high definition, 35mm, Kodak, and colour negative
Brand
Kodak
Name
High Definition
negative
Format
35mm
400

DIY splitzer with Kodak High Definition: I’ve stumbled upon this film on a flea market I went to once and immediately experimented with it using the LC-A and a splitzer I did myself.

Different films for different situations. The photos I took with this looked rather a bit saturated for portraits. But the strength on handling colours is really good when used for scenic photos

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Since of its ASA rating, there are visible grains everywhere. My shots came out with a lot of noise on both outdoor and low lighting conditions. And I do like the mess it made, I love it! This film may not be for everyone but If I found some more, I think I’ll use it again.

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by eva_eva
10 months ago
interesting series!!!

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