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As soon as Flic Film announced the release of Fusion 200 35mm film I bought three rolls, shooting 2 of them last week The first roll is now with a pro lab I use for most of my professional work(they'll be another two or so weeks). I brought this set to a provincial drugstore chain and these are the unedited auto scans. I don't have the negative back yet to do my own scans and I'll post a comparison once I do. I think over-exposing was a mistake... and I was a bit bold in my choice, over-exposing by about three stops for a shoot in bright sun at 3pm close to one of the longest days of the year. I'm shooting another roll tomorrow (again in bright sun) and will rate at box speed to see what happens with the colours.
As soon as Flic Film announced the release of Fusion 200 35mm film I bought three rolls, shooting 2 of them last week The first roll is now with a pro lab I use for most of my professional work(they'll be another two or so weeks). I brought this set to a provincial drugstore chain and these are the unedited auto scans. I don't have the negative back yet to do my own scans and I'll post a comparison once I do. I think over-exposing was a mistake... and I was a bit bold in my choice, over-exposing by about three stops for a shoot in bright sun at 3pm close to one of the longest days of the year. I'm shooting another roll tomorrow (again in bright sun) and will rate at box speed to see what happens with the colours.
This was a test roll from some expired Kodak Ektachrome 64T EPY-36 (shot at 40 ISO/ASA), I scored 4 rolls of these for only $30 on Etsy! I am still verrrry new to developing E6 (Cinestill’s kit) so I’m wondering if it turned out shitty due to my poor developing skills OR did they turn out this way due to the simple fact that it’s expired? (Expired in 2001, and the seller didn’t advertise if it was cool stored or not over the years. My guess is that it wasn’t..) WHAT DO Y’ALL THINK? 🤔 the test shots short of remind me of results you’d get with a really really expired/crappy brand of a disposable camera.. 🤷🏻♀️
This was a test roll from some expired Kodak Ektachrome 64T EPY-36 (shot at 40 ISO/ASA), I scored 4 rolls of these for only $30 on Etsy! I am still verrrry new to developing E6 (Cinestill’s kit) so I’m wondering if it turned out shitty due to my poor developing skills OR did they turn out this way due to the simple fact that it’s expired? (Expired in 2001, and the seller didn’t advertise if it was cool stored or not over the years. My guess is that it wasn’t..) WHAT DO Y’ALL THINK? 🤔 the test shots short of remind me of results you’d get with a really really expired/crappy brand of a disposable camera.. 🤷🏻♀️
