35mm Amber T200 Color Film
The Film Zombie Says: “Bluuuuuuuuuuuue”
Translation, this stock typically will look very blue because it’s balance for indoor, or orange light sources. The way the stock does that is by adding blue into the dye, so when that blue is combined with the blue from outside light, you get—Bluuuuuuuuuuuue!
via Reto:
AMBER T200 Film, 27EXP 35MM, is a motion picture film that gives distinct colors and looks when used in different lighting conditions. It is excellent for low-light situations and becomes a cool blue tone if shot in daylight. It requires standard C-41 processing, which is a common and affordable option for lab processing. Please note that this film is not DX-coded. Kindly attach the DX code sticker on the film cassette as illustrated when using an automatic camera.
The Film Zombie Says: “Bluuuuuuuuuuuue”
Translation, this stock typically will look very blue because it’s balance for indoor, or orange light sources. The way the stock does that is by adding blue into the dye, so when that blue is combined with the blue from outside light, you get—Bluuuuuuuuuuuue!
via Reto:
AMBER T200 Film, 27EXP 35MM, is a motion picture film that gives distinct colors and looks when used in different lighting conditions. It is excellent for low-light situations and becomes a cool blue tone if shot in daylight. It requires standard C-41 processing, which is a common and affordable option for lab processing. Please note that this film is not DX-coded. Kindly attach the DX code sticker on the film cassette as illustrated when using an automatic camera.
The Film Zombie Says: “Bluuuuuuuuuuuue”
Translation, this stock typically will look very blue because it’s balance for indoor, or orange light sources. The way the stock does that is by adding blue into the dye, so when that blue is combined with the blue from outside light, you get—Bluuuuuuuuuuuue!
via Reto:
AMBER T200 Film, 27EXP 35MM, is a motion picture film that gives distinct colors and looks when used in different lighting conditions. It is excellent for low-light situations and becomes a cool blue tone if shot in daylight. It requires standard C-41 processing, which is a common and affordable option for lab processing. Please note that this film is not DX-coded. Kindly attach the DX code sticker on the film cassette as illustrated when using an automatic camera.