This Is How I Roll 250D 35mm - Without Remjet (AHU)

Kodak Vision3 250D 35mm film cannister, with 36 exposures.

This film offers outstanding performance in the extremes of exposure, including increased highlight latitude, so you can move faster on the set and pull more detail out of the highlights in post. You’ll also see reduced grain in shadows, so you can push the boundaries of underexposure and still get outstanding results.

Iso 250 (Daylight), Iso 64 with 80A Filter (Tungsten).

Rolled from a fresh 400ft roll from Kodak, into a film cannisters from film labs. 

The film does not have a remjet layer. This isn't a home remjet removal, this is the new AHU version of the film which no longer has a remjet layer. This means the film can be developed in c41. The official developing method is still ECN2, however without a remjet layer, it means you can send it to aby lab that does c41 developing. You can shoot it at 320 if developing in C41. 

You must have a camera that can set the ISO manually as there is no DX code on the cannister. DX codes are something that will be coming soon, but if you are ordering a larger number of rolls and want them with DX codes, message me directly and I can look into getting some DX code stickers for your order.

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