Pushing 35mm analog film - Kodak Gold 200

Today's video is sponsored just by myself. This time I tried to push a Kodak Gold 200 film to 400 ISO/ASA, thus underexposing and pushing in development +1 stop. Watch me taking pictures, these are the results. Have you already pushed this film, too? What are your thoughts? Comments are much appreciated ♥️ Thanks for watching!
Camera / Edit / Post Production: Julian Stock
Music: Dreamy Relaxed Vlog (Beautiful Day) (by Ashot-Danielyan-Composer) (pixabay.com/de/music/schlagt-...)
Software: DaVinci Resolve
Camera: Ricoh KR-10 Super
Lens: Ricoh Rikenon P Zoom Macro 35-70mm F3.4-4.5
Video: iPhone 13 mini
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[@JLNSTCK]

I think pushing Kodak Gold 200 +1 stop is not worth it 😅 Too much grain and contrast. And I guess I won't shoot this film again when there's almost no sun visible.

[@donnykebab3163]

i like it, nice photos dude 👍

[@JLNSTCK]

Thank you 😊

[@mixdown78]

1:33 Hey JLNSTCK may i ask what effect you have added to the videos?? i've i iphone 13mini too, thanks!

[@JLNSTCK]

What kind of effect do you mean? Usually I just do some contrast/saturation adjustments, basic color grading and halation + film grain. The iPhone 13 mini is an almost perfect "get out and record video" device and has a great stabilizer during daytime - that's the reason I use it during my photowalks 😅

[@mixdown78]

@@JLNSTCK These Walks really look good! "some contrast/saturation adjustments, basic color grading and halation + film grain" ..that sounds a lot;) Well, interestingly the basic iPhone over sharpening is very strong, but not in your case? It's not the colors or contrast, what gets my attention is the softness and smoothness of these videos. (maybe due to your halation tool?) If you like to please tell me what tools i need for getting my private video like this on my 13mini, thank you!

[@JLNSTCK]

I use DaVinci Resolve for all my video editing. If I have to guess, it's just the "film blur" I add - that's no effect or plugin, it's just a slider which is defaulted to 0.50 and I set it to 0.52, which is a digital sharpening but in the opposite direction 😬

[@mixdown78]

@@JLNSTCK well done.