Kodak 16mm Vision 3 500T 7219 Color Negative Film

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Kodak 16mm Vision 3 500T 7219 Color Negative Film

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$69.50$340.00

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This film is tungsten balanced and rated ASA 500 which is the best film available for low light shooting.  The trade off is contending with more noticeable film grain that a higher ASA such as this will produce.  500T is intended for average or low light indoor lighting or night exteriors.  Supplemental 3200K color temperature lighting is recommended for best results (this is not “night vision” film).  May also be shot under shaded  day exteriors with an 85 correction filter.   This is a negative which is NOT suitable for film projection.  Digital scanning is required (available from Spectra) to view pictures normally.  Select from 400′ loads or 100′ daylight loads depending on your shooting needs.  400′ loads contain 11 minutes of film while 100′ loads contain 2.75 minutes of film if shot at 24fps.  400′ loads must be loaded in total darkness while 100′ loads may be loaded in subdued light.

Choose to buy film only or bundle with processing for a substantial discount!

Sample:
See Phoebe Bridger’s “Savior Complex” shot entirely on 16mm 500T 7219 (minor grain reduction applied) which aired on the Tonight Show.  Processed and scanned with Spectra.

Package

Film Bundled w/ Processing 100' Load – $85.00, Film Bundled w/ Processing 400' Load – $340.00, Film Only 100' Load – $69.50, Film Only 400' Load – $278.00

Specification

  • Purchase film only or bundle it with Spectra’s premium quality processing at a substantial discount.  Your choice!
  • This is a genuine Kodak product that has not been re-branded or re-packaged. All factory emulsion manufacture codes are visible for your reference.
  • All film sold by Spectra is fresh product that is refrigerated at Kodak recommended 55 degrees to maintain best quality.
  • 400′ Loads contain 11 minutes of film while 100′ loads contain 2.75 minutes of film.

Optional full resolution digital scanning onto a flash drive may be purchased separately when your film is submitted to Spectra for developing.