Pushing Film – Kodak Vision 3 250D 1 Stop to ISO 400
Pushing Film – Kodak Vision 3 250D 1 Stop to ISO 400
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Pushing Film – Kodak Vision 3 250D 1 Stop to ISO 400
Testing with 2 Different Lenses
I have been waiting for almost 2 weeks to get back my scans from Colorluxe. A few weeks ago, I shot with Andrew in Yau Ma Tei at night and I was trying to experiment with what this Kodak Vision 3 250D would look like if I shot at 400 ISO at night. I used two lenses for the entire 36 shots which were the Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f1.2 vm and Carl Zeiss Sonnar C 50mm f1.5 zm.
The result is great, the main difference from shooting at box speed is the black and highlights which became more solid and rich than at normal speed but the colour saturation also increased a little bit and the warmth of this film also intensified. I think I will try to use this film at night again, maybe with the Noctilux and Canon 50mm f/0.95.
If you haven’t tried any of the motion picture films, you might as well look at Kodak Vision 3 500T 5219.
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Heyyyy iso 250 to 400 is not 2 stops. 1 stop would be iso 500 and 2 stops would be ei 1000.
Thanks for spotting the typo!
Hi just like to know if you processed the film as recommended or you pushed the processes.
Kind regards
K
Hi Kisswood, I process the film as recommended by telling film lab to develop it 1 extra stop faster.
Best Regards,
Anson
Can i ask which apeture did you shoot these ? all wide open? really great photos.
Hi Jan, most of them are shot at wide open. at f/1.2, f/1.5.
Just dropping a line – amazing!
Thank you!