Re: Film photography in 2024 and 2025 - where we're at, and where we're going?
bjhurley wrote:
The halation is actually only on the remjet-removed cine films like Cinestill, not the actual Vision 3 stock (which still has the remjet layer to reduce halation).
(...) As for Ektachrome, I'm not sure if you can get Flic Film in Europe but they make the cheapest Ektachrome out there: it's respooled from the cine version, which is the same film just different shaped sprocket holes. It's cheaper than Ektar or any of the Portras where I live, and only about $1 more per roll than Kodak ProImage 100.
My phrasing could have been better - what I meant was the cine stuff is usually either remjet-removed halo-style, or ECN2 processing - both of which I don't enjoy : )
Thanks for the headsup regarding Flic Film!
A quick search lead to this - which is not not exactly what you was talking about (says it's "respooled KODAK Aerocolor IV color negative film") but actually that looks kinda interesting, will probably give it a try!
Dec 16, 2024 at 03:10 PM
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