One more coat
Kodak Ektar 100 shot at EI 50
Color negative film in 35mm format
Push processed 2-stops
Kodak Ektar 100 shot at EI 50.
Color negative film in 35mm format.
Push processed 2-stops.
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Shot at 50 and developed as 400?? That does not make any sense.
Why not? Shot at EI 50 and push processed two stops. That’s one stop of over exposure plus two stops of over development.
Yeah but why would you do that.
Experimentation, curiosity and fun. Knowing the range over which an acceptable exposure can be made means more flexibility in a changing environment. I can shoot at EI 100 and switch to a faster EI mid-roll if needed, then push process to cover my biggest underexposure and still not ruin the frames shot at box speed. Pretty good to know, eh?
@KodakProFilmBiz Apparently still waking up as I thought the bars on the right were rhubarb at first
Ektar colors are so good!