Kodak EDUPE Duplicating Film 35mm 3 ISO
31 38 Share TweetDo you know that feeling when you have something special you want to keep it? Even if you know deep in your heart that it is going to be a beautiful experience upon using it?
Well, I saw a film once in a shop and thought about buying it. It was expensive but I was curious. Kodak EDUPE, a copying film. Later I realized it was something to use when reproducing or copying slides – the analogue way. Okay, So I kept it in my fridge a week, a month, a year or longer and finally used it on a walk outside around lake Steinhude with my Horizon Kompakt.

What excites me about the film is that I did not know a thing. I had to call Kodak Germany to get an information paper, explaining to me how to figure out what is this film is and how to use it and they told me it is a three iso film (!!!), but there are also one and two ISO available, but I have never seen this film again.
So on that note, I took some shots on a cloudy day with Horizon on night mode you can see what came out: blueish, cold, but somehow natural, too. A bit blurry, I was shaking because of the cold, but it was really great! If you can ever manage to get this film and are willing to spend lots of money, you should try it. It is really worth it!
This article was written by Lomographer mephisto19.
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