Mark Baluk

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PAge 39 of the manual as well, you can create filter compensations. when on set I've found those tremendously helpful. sure its just small math, but very simple to see certain exposures at literally a glance and switch betwen filter compensations

I found the cine version extremely helpful and useful. if you can get it, go for the cine

Hi Guys, Previous sale is pending funds. And I won't know until a couple weeks. So for now it is a BACK ON SALE PRICE DROP TO 2,700$

This film is SOLD! Thanks for the offers everyone.

shhh .. you're disturbing the peace.

Hi Everybody, you can see pictures and descriptions in detail here: http://markbaluk.com/5212 I have had an couple offers. I would love to help someone out. It's sad I cannot use this film for my project

https://vimeo.com/46512209 More Updates to come. Although a bit older stock, stored properly and here is test footage of the actual stock

Hello Everyone, I will be posting photos and more details soon, but for now I wanted to create a temporary listing. I have 10,000 feet in un used 35mm kodak film. Properly stored. Purchased for use on a film that never was made. Unfortunately. I have some beautiful test footage from this stock if you'd like to see, will upload to vimeo soon. I believe this is about 10,000$ in retail value. I'm looking for 3,000$ OBO. (please make an offer!) Mark Baluk 416-797-7308 call or text mb@markbaluk.com email

I think something that would be invaluable to do is just shoot some tests and over and under expose in half stops. you'll see exactly what the fogged film is capable of for your liking.

Why not buy a roll (or get some deal on a test roll) of 35mm and just bulk load it into any SLR camera? that way you have the same exact stock and you can see exactly what you're dealing with. I'ddouble check with the lab to make sure they'll process your film in short (36 frame?) runs.