6 Comments

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   kibs · 2013-10-16 02:26

   Film looks good!

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   ophelia · 2013-10-16 10:36

   I wanted to buy this film 2 days ago....the results a re quite good!! What do you think?

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   clownshoes · 2013-10-16 15:39

   @ophelia I'm on the fence still about it. I'll admit it's better them most 800iso films and their website has some great clean shots on it. I plan on shooting some 800iso films and pushing them to 3200iso with my next roll of Cine Still. Keep you all posted on it.

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   ropi · 2013-10-17 00:31

   I'm checking its page right now, and the results looks so sharp and amazing!!! and your results look pretty nice too!!! :D

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   ophelia · 2013-10-17 10:19

   @clownshoes I saw in the website the results....!! I suppose that is better to push to 1600 first and the 3200 just to see how it works. They said that the results are the best indoor but I would like to try outdoor too and...x.processed turns pink like Lomography?

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   clownshoes · 2013-10-17 13:51

   @ophelia It's a Tungsten balanced film yes; But it's also C-41. I didn't use very strong lights (only about 40watts). If you try it out side; because of the of the color balance you film will turn out blue without a 85B filter on it. So I'd recommend an SLR. As for X-pro; you'd have to develop it in E6; and I'm sure most will agree C-41 in E6 isn't the same as E6 in C-41.