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Kodak 5248 EXR 100T in daylight


Jay Young

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My 2c I just purchased came with some 5248. I needed to test the camera to see if it was indeed in working order, and it performed flawlessly. I thought I would share.

 

I didn't clip test the film before shooting, but I never expected it to look this good after however many years.

 

In resolve, my printerlights hover around 40, 24, 14 in the offset on average. Of course, I figure I would have to dial in a bunch of red being Tungsten film shot in daylight.

 

Love to hear your thoughts. Next up to test is Fuji 8552. Edit: I'm not really good at color grading.

 

I can provide the 4k scan if anyone should want that as well.

 

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That looks pretty darned good for old film. Very nice, indeed. Graininess is well controlled, too. Despite the off colour, greens look really, really nice.

 

A bunch of very cool films were shot on that stock, Blade Runner being one of them:

[Edit: Oh poop I completely misread that - 5248, not 5247!]

https://shotonwhat.com/film-negative-stock/eastman-color-negative-ii-100t-52477247

 

I don't suppose you could put up a few 4K frames? :-)

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That looks pretty darned good for old film. Very nice, indeed. Graininess is well controlled, too. Despite the off colour, greens look really, really nice.

 

A bunch of very cool films were shot on that stock, Blade Runner being one of them:

[Edit: Oh poop I completely misread that - 5248, not 5247!]

https://shotonwhat.com/film-negative-stock/eastman-color-negative-ii-100t-52477247

 

I don't suppose you could put up a few 4K frames? :-)

 

 

This was color graded by me, of which I am not the best so if the color is off, its totally my fault!

 

I can put up some 4k frames when I get home. Currently in Atlanta for Cine Gear!

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