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I had two rolls processed about two weeks apart this month. First roll was grainier than latter. Color on both was very good. I used more exposures on a tripod with second roll, which came out very sharp. The color pallet of this film is similar to Kodak Echtachrome slide film. The bluish tone is no too prevalent making outdoor photo''s true to memory. Reds and blues are exacting, as well as gray and browns.
Exposure latitude is more acceptable in the underexposed value.
Skin tones are somewhat "creamy" but if people portrait''s is your thing you can''t go wrong. Use a tripod and you will see a big difference in exposure/sharpness. Overcast days are the best! If exposures are not true, take it back to lab for reprocessing. They made a mistake. Strengths:
True Outdoor film if used in overcast ambient light. Not a "saturated" film. But true to color memory. Weaknesses:
Don''t recommended for use with outdoor flash. Unless used with warming filter. Similar Products Used:
All - Fuji, Konica, Kodak, Agfa, Ilford Polaroid, etc. Customer Service:
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