KODAK VISION 200T

A Quick look at Kodak Vision 200T .Motion Picture Film ....if you have seen Wes Andersons French Dispatch or your going to see Asteroid City you have seen this film in action or about to ...Both the rolls were developed ECN2 the exposure was a little different on each roll. One has filtration 85B daylight filter the other one is clean ..I Also shoW the quick tweaks you need to bring the film to a usable image ...
Both Asteroid CiTy and French Dispatch are shot on 200T and well as Kodak Double X, Double X video here
• KODAK DOUBLE X /5222
Anyway if you want to buy this stuff I can,t recommend Northern Film Enough they have great stocks to shoot
link here
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They sell both Vision 2 and Vision 3 200T ...and many other amazing films
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The digital part is a bit out of date but all the info about internegative/interpositive /work print and release print is in Part one at the front
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[@kaphotography4898]

Few question. Do you edit your photos in Davinci Resolve? And, was this film shot with the remjet left on and if so did you remove the remjet before scanning? Thank you, great video! Subbed.

[@28allday]

Hi the film was developed ECN-2 so exactly as you would if it was shot on a cinema film camera…and yes remjet on …the remjet comes off during the ECN2 developing …the scanning is an odd ball they scanned it as if it was a Normal c41 stock ..so there will be a colour shift as they won’t have the correct profile ..when I have worked proper motion picture stock its normal come back like LOG footage and in resolve you use ADX or cineon to correct it so it’s not quite right …but looks nice

[@kaphotography4898]

Thank you , I was wondering about how people edit photos in resolve

[@28allday]

hi you can just bring them in like a video clip and edit them with the colour tools then export them as still ...motion picture film arrives as a string of DPX files or Tiffs and you edit it like video resolve isn,t really gear up for very high res images as it more focus on video

[@bebox7]

Thanks I really enjoyed this as I have wanted to try motion picture stocks for a while plus I use an MZ-S too. I wanted to check what lens you used?

[@28allday]

It will be the 28mm FA F2.8 or the 43mm Ltd F1.9 ….the MZS is incredible camera and I find it very hard to leave it on the shelf