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[@darrengodssonfielding]

Did you know that Kono! used Kodak Gold 200 (Kodacolor 200) as their base film stock for this reanimation process?

[@cinemojoe]

The world needs more people like me! lol. Thanks for the review, I’ve got a roll of mirage currently in a half frame camera that I took to Florida on a sunny day, looking forward to seeing how they turn out!

[@darrengodssonfielding]

Indeed it does!! Thank you for watching. Those images should be very interesting, the resolution half frame is surprisingly excellent.

[@redskysaturn75]

glad you made this, ive been searching for reviews on kono films, especially Moonstruck and Donau. What kind of film iso settings are the best. "The world needs more people like me"

[@darrengodssonfielding]

Hey! Thanks so much for that encouragement. I shot Moonstruck as well so I’ll be doing a video on that too soon. I shot at box speed of 200 but I think perhaps pushing it to 400 and exposing every shot well may get more out of the colour effects!! Also a massive thank you for watching till the end!!! I’ll try get hold of Donau and some other Kono! Stocks to try. Whereabouts in the world are you?

[@redskysaturn75]

@@darrengodssonfielding hi there thanks for replying. Yeah the Donau is a really low iso film. I'm thinking of shooting the moonstruck soon, I want the colors shifts but trying to avoid the grain. I'm far away, haha,from Singapore.

[@darrengodssonfielding]

@redskysaturn75 Kono! Has a few slow speed film stocks! It’s pretty interesting, I’ll try get a hold of some to try. Singapore isn’t too far from where I am.

[@redskysaturn75]

@@darrengodssonfielding that's awesome hope to see future reviews on those, Kono monolit iso 3, Kono donau iso 8, kono manufaktur iso 3-6.