날 дог habitual 날解 Hello everyone, it's Bond and welcome to my little space online. In this video, I want to share with you my experience shooting with a new film stop that I recently discovered, the Puffo Luminar 100. The film's exposure to the Puffo camera company that makes the Luminar 100 set me two free rolls of the film stop to test out, but they didn't sponsor this video in any way, so I am giving my honest and personal opinion of the film stop. It's worth noting that Luminar 100 is re-spooled by Puffo camera company from Fresh Rolls of Kodak AeroColor 42460, which is a color negative aerial photography film, primarily used for surveillance. Puffo camera company was able to take this film and repurpose it for 35mm film photography, making it accessible to film photographers and hobbyists alike. That being said, it's worth noting that there are other film stocks that are also re-spooled Kodak AeroColor 2460, like Santa Colour 100, which I've previously reviewed, and flick film electro 100. I have to say, when I first heard about this film stop, I was intrigued. I've never heard about Puffo camera company before, so I wasn't sure what to expect, but I decided to give it a try, and I'm so glad I did. First of all, let's talk about the color. Luminar 100 or Kodak AeroColor 42460 has a warm tone that gives images a nice vintage feel. The grain structure is also very pleasing, giving images a nice texture and depth. But what really stood out to me was the bright and prominent reds. I still have vibrant that even pinks look extra hot. I found this to be a really unique feature of this film stop, as it gives images a look that is distinct from other film stocks out there. I also found Luminar 100 to be very versatile. I shot with it in a variety of different lighting conditions, and it performed well in all of them. From bright sunlight, low light and overcast days, the images turned out beautifully. Overall I'm really impressed by this film stock. Kodak AeroColor 42460 is a film stock that is unique, versatile, and produces beautiful images. And I'm really glad that companies like Puffo are making it more accessible to us. I ended up ordering 5 more rolls from Puffo because they're having a sale right now, at least as I'm making this video. If you want to try out this film, head over to puffo.ca to take advantage of the wrong going sale and support them because they support my small channel. Hey yeah, a hello recommend giving it a try if you're looking for new film stocks to experiment with. And if you're looking for more film stock to try, how about checking out this one? Thanks for watching, and I hope to see you all again in the next one. Cheers!