Kodak Ektachrome EPJ 320T

This is a great creative film. If you push it you'll be able to get some interestign shots with it in new places. Overall this film is a lot more cooler then any daylight slide film. Neons and refelctions on the skin tone come out pretty sweet on these slides.

Cooler colors then any daylight slide film with no need of special filters (80A). This film produces some great effects. I usually shoot it pushed 2 stops. Since I shoot a lot of avaliable light night photography this film is awesome. I wouldn't recommend the 320T pushed for nightscapes thouhg. If you're thinking of shooting night scpaes you'd be better off with the 64T or the 160T kodak makes. Overall this film is a great product.

Pricey, ... scans OK.. (E200 - but daylight film - scans a LOT better)

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Website could be a little bit more helpful with Techincal info... it lacks it severly on some porducts.

I shoot a lot of theatre photos and since I'm also a lighting designer I prefer to use available light. I have found this film very useful to get good colours, that match the subjective appearance of the actors on stage. Needs an f/2.8 or better lens though - I use Canon 50/1.4, 28-70/2.8L and 70-200/2.8L. Grain is quite acceptable for the work I do.

Speed enough for shooting theatre in available light.

Color rendition adapted to the halogen bulbs used.

Expensive.

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