kodak 64t + 320t - how 'blue' in daylight?

[coigach]

Hello,

Have a few rolls of Kodak 64t and 320t stashed in freezer that I might use for portaits in 'daylight' rather than under tungsten light so I can get the 'blue' effect. Question is, how 'blue' is this likely to be? I realise this will vary to some extent with strength of sunlight etc - has anyone got any samples they could post so I can get an idea of the range of 'blueness'?

Thanks for your help,
Gavin

 

[Christopher D. Keth]

Look through an 81 camera filter or a sheet of CTB. That's about what you get. It's a quite large difference.

 

[FilmIs4Ever]

In terms of color printing, maybe 25CC, I'd estimate?

 

[jd callow]

it is about 30cc blue and 15cc green or 15cc cyan and 15cc blue. At least that can be used as a starting point.

 

[pentaxuser]

If you haven't already done so, have a look at Baxter Bradford's shot of Newlyn Harbour in the Critique Gallery - probably page 2 or 3 by now. It was Fuji RTP64 + 85C filter but it should give you a good idea.

pentaxuser

 

[coigach]

Here's Kodak 64t taken at dusk for anyone who's curious what the 'blue' looks like:
(there was a url link here which no longer exists)

Cheers,
Gavin