All sample shots are shot at box speed (listed ISO) and all shot on a Leica MP 35mm with 35mm Summilux Lens, processed as normal, scanned with a Plustek Opticfilm 135i and imported into Adobe Lightroom Classic, processed with Negative Lab Pro with neutral settings.
Pathfinder 50d "SIGHT 3" AHU / C-41 is 35mm Kodak 5203 Vision 3 AHU Motion Picture Film re-spooled as 36 exposure still film - 36 Exposures. This film is daylight balanced.We professionally load it into 135 canisters and rate it for ISO 50d as that gives it the proper exposure rating when processed via standard C-41 processing.This motion picture film is made with the new Kodak Anti-Halation Undercoat layer and does not have a Remjet layer.This means you can send it to any lab as it allows for standard C-41 processing. This fine grain film is perfect for almost anything outdoors when enough light is available.
NOTE: THESE ROLLS ARE NOT DX CODED (you must manually enter the ISO on your camera. For Point and shoot cameras that default to ISO 100 on non-DX coded rolls you can used the cameras exposure compensation dial.
Pathfinder 320d "SIGHT 3" AHU / C-41 35mm Motion Picture Film is re-spooled Kodak 5207 Vision 3 250d - 36 Exposures. This film is daylight balanced. We professionally load it into 35 canisters and rate it for 320d as that gives it the proper exposure rating when processed via standard C-41 processing. This motion picture film is made with the new Kodak Anti-Halation Undercoat layer and does not have a Remjet layer. This means you can send it to any lab as it allows for standard C-41 processing which is common for most film labs.
If processed as ECN-2 (motion picture standard) you would rate this film at ISO 200.
NOTE: THESE ROLLS ARE NOT DX CODED (you must manually enter the ISO on your camera. For Point and shoot cameras that default to ISO 100 on non-DX coded rolls you can used the cameras exposure compensation dial.
Pathfinder 320d "Truth" AHU / C-41 35mm Motion Picture Film is re-spooled Kodak Verita 200d. 320d costs more as Verita is the most expensive film Kodak has for color negative motion picture film at $500 more than an standard 1000’ can of film. This film is daylight balanced. We professionally load it into 35 canisters and rate it for 320d as that gives it the proper exposure rating when processed via standard C-41 processing. This motion picture film is made with the new Kodak Anti-Halation Undercoat layer and does not have a Remjet layer. This means you can send it to any lab as it allows for standard C-41 processing.
If processed as ECN-2 (motion picture standard) you would rate this film at ISO 200.
NOTE: THESE ROLLS ARE NOT DX CODED (you must manually enter the ISO on your camera. For Point and shoot cameras that default to ISO 100 on non-DX coded rolls you can used the cameras exposure compensation dial.
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