I tested Candido 800, a 35mm film stock. It’s a high speed cinema film with the ramjet layer removed. Which means… halation. Based on the website’s description, you wouldn’t know it had halation because it doesn’t make mention of it…anywhere. I purchased this film stock on a whim as I’d never seen it before and figured I would give it a go. It wasn’t until I got my scans back that I noticed halation so I went back on their website to read the reviews. Many mentions of halation were found. I am a little bummed I didn’t know there was halation, had I known I would have chosen a better suited setting. Learned my lesson: always read reviews ;) But I am very happy with some of the photos and would love to try this film out again.
Anyways, I break down my experience with Candido 800, my results from my Contax T2 and overall qualities I observed in my scans.
If there’s a filmstock you recommend - let me know in the comments below!
Film + other gear used:
Candido 800: www.candidocol...
Peak Design 30L Travel Backpack // amzn.to/3SJ0ZVw
Peak Design Travel Tripod // amzn.to/3SIp8vL
Peak Design Camera Clip // amzn.to/3SZjEOm
Sony Alpha 7R V // amzn.to/3UFRk4I
Sony 24-70mm f2.8 G Master II Lens // amzn.to/49EDtAd
Cinema Hard Stop Variable ND // bit.ly/49iU24T
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