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Kodak Eastman 5222 Double-X

tahusa June 30, 2017
Analog film review 3

Kodak Eastman 5222 Double-X Analog Film Review My favourite Black and White film Motion Picture Black and White Film? Most of you must have already been using motion picture colour negative film such as CineStill 50D, CineStill 800T…etc. Kodak Eastman 5222 Double-X is Kodak’s legendary 35mm black and white cine film available for use in 35mm camera. Films such as Schindler’s List (1993), Memento (2000) and Casino Royale (2006) have used Double-X to evoke strong emotions like only black-and-white can do.   Name: Kodak Eastman […]

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Kodak Super Gold 400 (Japan Ver.)

tahusa May 17, 2017
Analog film review 0

Kodak Supergold 400 (Japan Version) Analog Film Review My first film review Kodak Supergold 400 (Japan Version) This is my first ever contribution of a film review post on this blog and I’d want to dedicate this special piece to a very unique analog film which unfortunately had been discounted by Kodak last November. Name: Kodak Supergold 400 (Japan version) ISO: 400 Film type: Colour Negative Character: Warm tone, good dynamic range and gives off natural colour I am sure every photographer is set […]

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