CineStill 800T Review | 35mm Film with Halation

[@NunoAlmeidaPhotography]

Definitely one of my favorite film stocks! Great work man!

[@DaniloAllen]

Appreciate it!

[@IanONeal]

I have shot one roll and I didn't get the best out of it. Think I'll give it another go now. Thanks for the review 👍🏼

[@DaniloAllen]

Awesome, that’s Great to hear you’re giving it another try. Hopefully my advice helps you and you can make the most of it! Let me know how you go when you do!

[@tokkkkkk]

Thanks for bringing out banging content in the past weeks! Do you have any plans to talk about motion picture films like vision 500T or 250D on 35mm photography?

[@DaniloAllen]

That’s not something I currently have planned necessarily.. Though eventually I would like to shoot some super 8mm and super 16mm at one point and after that I’m sure I’d probably try it. But those ideas will be quite expensive I’m sure

[@tokkkkkk]

@@DaniloAllen I mean as in bulk loaded motion films that can shoot 35mm photography. They have been the cheaper alternatives in my area.

[@crazycos6428]

Those Brisbane night time shots are so good 👍

[@DaniloAllen]

Thanks 😄 they’re so cool!

[@COZITIME]

yeah they're alright :p

[@COZITIME]

Halation actually slaps... Got any more weird artsy films in the pipeline?

[@DaniloAllen]

I’ve got some near Infrared film in my fridge I think - that should be interesting….

[@COZITIME]

@@DaniloAllen exciting

[@explosivebricks4395]

Hey Danilo, do you remember if you shot the day photos still at iso 800 or at iso 500 ? Thx a lot Yours Tim

[@bernstyles]

Which aperture, iso, shutter speed settings would you reccomend for shooting 800T film at night under neon lights? Ive got a pentax 645n with a manual focus lens.