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  1. Here's the situation. All stock bought from Kodak directly. Shot a music video with an Arri SR2 with new stock from Kodak - No problems Shot 2 additional mags of short ends on an Aaton XTR - Stock about 2 years old - Refrigerated One short end - 50 ft - No problem other than a slightly higher amount of grain than the Arri Rolls The other has an issue - the grain pulsates - it's constant in its pulsing or and the grain is substantially more blue in the shadows than the previous roll. By pulsating I mean it comes and goes at consistent fast intervals - its there - it fades out - it's there again Can't post a clip as its for a major label and the material is unreleased. Has anyone seen this before? Im just trying to avoid it in the future. Im assuming its the age of the stock - and possible mishandling but could it also be camera related? Thanks
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