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Question: - Does this film work well in low light?
Document: Quite saturated, but not overly so. If you want that unsaturated sort of street look that look elsewhere. Very useful for landscapes and still lifes. Less so for people, at least in available light. Much easier to manage than E6 and much less expensive. Doesn't have the magic of well exposed and lit Provia or Velvia. Converts very well to b&w. Like most C41 it is somewhat delicate and sticky which makes dust and spot removal an occasional chore when scanned.
A great film... however, in a few situation of diminishing light (dusk), overexposure is a good insurance policy. I should have been aware that the light was fast moving way off the mark and unlike other films, over compensation would have been best... my fault more than the film. That was just a few shots out of bunches more that were great. Sharpness... lets be real... Tons of sharpness and detail!
This was very well priced for a box of five 120 films and it was delivered quite quickly internationally. I really can't resist a good price on film.
First off - I am not a professional.I use this in my Holga, and I really like the colors that it gives, especially in lower light. Lots of yellows and purples if you time your shots right.At night, you get greyish blacks and the highlights changes to off-white.
Great film. A must have for any film photographer.I use it in my Yashica-a and have gotten some awesome results.Well worth buying.I just ordered 2 more packs and cant wait to go out and shoot.
The photos turned out superb, I am impressed with the amount of detail in this type of film and the wonderful colors it produces. (I scan my negatives into my computer as well. )I would highly recommend this type of film for anyone.
this film does well even in situations that usually call for an ISO 400 film. also handles over-exposure well. i wouldn't recommend this film for night or dark indoor shots with flash if you're using a camera with fixed shutter speed and aperture (like a Holga), but daylight shots always come out great.
Nice fresh batch of film. These five rolls will be exposed this summer, so even short dated film would have been fine. But if you sometimes want some fresh stock in the fridge "just in case," this vendor (Amazon itself) did well supplying it.The owners of a local photo shop last month around here decided to call it quits, a trend seen everywhere as "digital" takes the place of film.
Love to work with this film. Different from most films in it's colour saturation and rendering sharpness. I'm surprised that it is slightly lower of a price than most 120 film. I recommend shooting a roll or two to make sure you like the way it looks as it's a rather untraditional film
Great film!
Answer: Depends on the type of photo you're looking to shoot. It's a fairly slow film so most likely you'll be shooting long exposures. If that is what you are wanting to do then yea this film performs fairly well in lowlight having relatively few problems with mixed light sources and very little need for reciprocity correction.