5 Comment

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   hervinsyah · 2014-12-17 00:35

   I have one cinestill 800t but haven' use it because I only have horizon perfekt camera. seems like this film only working good at slr camera (?)

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   chilledvondub · 2014-12-17 12:42

   @hervinsyah in my experience it performs much better in lowlight as results tend to be cold and washed out in daylight. It doesn't have specifically be a decent SLR it can be any style of camera but a fast aperture is key as you wont want that shutter open too long as this film munches light!

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   hervinsyah · 2014-12-17 23:05

   oh, I see, so if I use with my lubitel 166+ for example I only push the shutter one second if shooting at night time. Many thanks for your info, my friend =)

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   chilledvondub · 2014-12-18 11:06

   @hervinsyah Unless your shooting in total darkness you shouldn't need to expose the film for as long as 1 second! Most my shots were between 1/60-1/250 between f/1.4 - f/2.5. So with the Lubitel 166 having a maximum aperture you should be able to get hand held shots wide open at around 1/15-1/80 :) Plus bare in mind you can push the film 1 or 2 stops when processing so you can rate the film at 1000/1250 ISO and get the lab to compensate when processing :)

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   hervinsyah · 2014-12-18 11:10

   Wow, so many things to do, many thanks once again @chilledvondub =) ; @nindita03 ternyata bukan faktor kamera hehe