My first roll of Kodak Vision 320T

Gimenosaiz · Nov 5, 2018

Hello!

I want to share some photographs I shot with Kodak Vision 320T.
I must say that I really love the colors of this emulsion. I'm not sure if the grain that I got is more or less usual of this emulsion or there is another variables to take into account like expiration date (8 years ago); underexposure (darker zones); insuficient remjet removal.
Anyway, I love it

I remove the remjet following this procedure:

1. Soaking -> Three minutes at 38ºC (100ºF). It didn't produce pinky solution.
2. Sodium bicarbonate bath -> Two minutes at 38ºC (100ºF). I agitated it vigorously. It produced black solution;-)
3. Warm water bath (rinse) for another minute. I repeated this warm water rinse until I got a clear solution.

Nikon FA : Nikkor 35/2 AF-D : 85B Filter
Kodak Vision 320T : Tetenal Kit C-41 after remjet removal
Epson V800 / Epson Scan

1-5: Around 9-10 in the morning. Cold autumn morning in Madrid countryside.
6-12: Rainy and cold afternoon in Cuenca.
12-16: Around 11-12 in the morning. Near home.

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8. Some remjet traces ??

9. Some remjet traces ??

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¡Saludos!
Antonio

WilmarcoImaging · Nov 5, 2018

Looks great, Antonio! Thanks for sharing.

Gimenosaiz · Nov 6, 2018

WilmarcoImaging said:
Looks great, Antonio! Thanks for sharing.

Hello!
Thank you I really like this film!

Saludos!

Cholentpot · Nov 6, 2018

Looks on point. Cine film is pretty grainy, at least the stuff I've shot over the years.

macfred · Nov 6, 2018

Great colours and pleasing compositions (each of them) - well done, Antonio!
Not sure about some image artifacts (primary in the skies) - scanning issues maybe?

Gimenosaiz · Nov 6, 2018

Cholentpot said:
Looks on point. Cine film is pretty grainy, at least the stuff I've shot over the years.

Hi!
Thank you very much. I really love it
Kind regards,
Antonio

Gimenosaiz · Nov 6, 2018

macfred said:
Great colours and pleasing compositions (each of them) - well done, Antonio!
Not sure about some image artifacts (primary in the skies) - scanning issues maybe?

Hello, Andreas !
Thank you ;-) I enjoyed a lot !!!
You are right about the artifacts. I think they are mostly due to a deficient remjet removal.

Un abrazo!
Antonio

Andrew O'Neill · Nov 6, 2018

Did you post sharpen any of these? The first one literally popped off my screen. Lovely.

Gimenosaiz · Nov 6, 2018

Andrew O'Neill said:
Did you post sharpen any of these? The first one literally popped off my screen. Lovely.

Hello!
No, just scanning. I only added some contrast, whites and reduced blacks: that is, contrast.
Thank you.

Regards
Antonio

Sirius Glass · Nov 6, 2018

How about downloading http://www.cppdh.org/download/jiffy-calculator-for-night-light-exposures.pdf picking up the tripod and doing some available light night photography which is what the film is really made to do very well. Take it as a challenge.

Ko.Fe. · Nov 6, 2018

Good results for ECN2 T film. Some scans are too high in noise.

Here is from resent roll of 50D (2004 batch) in C-41 kit (roll number 34 or so):

WilmarcoImaging · Nov 6, 2018

Looks nice Ko.Fe. How did you remove the remjet?

georgegrosu · Nov 7, 2018

Ko.Fe - „Good results for ECN2 T film. Some scans are too high in noise."
When there are under-exposed frames, image noise increases.

George

craigclu · Nov 7, 2018

WilmarcoImaging said:
Looks nice Ko.Fe. How did you remove the remjet?

Gimenosaiz said:
I remove the remjet following this procedure:

1. Soaking -> Three minutes at 38ºC (100ºF). It didn't produce pinky solution.
2. Sodium bicarbonate bath -> Two minutes at 38ºC (100ºF). I agitated it vigorously. It produced black solution;-)
3. Warm water bath (rinse) for another minute. I repeated this warm water rinse until I got a clear solution.

Nikon FA : Nikkor 35/2 AF-D : 85B Filter
Kodak Vision 320T : Tetenal Kit C-41 after remjet removal
Epson V800 / Epson Scan

Gimenosaiz · Nov 7, 2018

Ko.Fe. said:
Good results for ECN2 T film. Some scans are too high in noise.

Here is from resent roll of 50D (2004 batch) in C-41 kit (roll number 34 or so):

Hi!

Thank you. You are right ... some frames are a little bit underexposed -> Noise

Nice example!

Kind regards
Antonio

Gimenosaiz · Nov 7, 2018

Sirius Glass said:
How about downloading http://www.cppdh.org/download/jiffy-calculator-for-night-light-exposures.pdf picking up the tripod and doing some available light night photography which is what the film is really made to do very well. Take it as a challenge.

Hello!!

Thank you!! I take it, sure!!!

Kind regards
Antonio

Gimenosaiz · Nov 7, 2018

georgegrosu said:
Ko.Fe - „Good results for ECN2 T film. Some scans are too high in noise."
When there are under-exposed frames, image noise increases.

George

Hello!
Right!

Thank you!
Regards

craigclu said:
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Hello!

craigclu, I think that WilmarcoImaging was asking to Ko.Fe

Kind regards
Antonio

newcan1 · Nov 8, 2018

What ISO did you shoot at? In the batches of this film that I have, it shoots best at only ISO 80 or even lower, with development extended up to 5 minutes or so. Then there is very little grain, and color saturation is good.

Gimenosaiz · Nov 8, 2018

newcan1 said:
What ISO did you shoot at? In the batches of this film that I have, it shoots best at only ISO 80 or even lower, with development extended up to 5 minutes or so. Then there is very little grain, and color saturation is good.

Hello!
I shot at ISO 100. I'll try at 80 or 50 next time.
Thank you.
Kind regards,
Antonio

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