This Is How I Roll 500T 35mm - Without Remjet (AHU)

This Is How I Roll 500T 35mm Remjet free (AHU) - 36 exposures.

This Is How I Roll 500T Film yields higher signal-to-noise ratios for unprecedented image quality. Extended highlight latitude gives you greater flexibility when lighting extreme situations, and lets you pull even more detail out of highlights.

Can be shot in tungsten light at 500 iso, or in daylight at 320 Iso with a 85B warming Filter.

Rolled from a fresh 400ft roll from Kodak, into a film cannisters recycled from film labs from around the UK. 

This version of the film Does not have a remjet layer.  This means that it can be developed in C41 chemicals by any film lab that develops colour film.

The official developing recommendation is still to develop in ECN-2 to get the standard look of cinema film. But as there is no Remjet, and this is the new AHU version of the films, it can be developed in C41. 

This is not a home remjet removed film, it is the new AHU version of the cinema films! 

If developing in C41, you can push the film to 620 iso as the developing process is slightly different than if you developed it in ECN-2 chemicals. However, as it is a very forgiven film stock, you can shoot it at 500 and still develop it in C41. 

You must have a camera that can set the ISO manually as there is no DX code on the cannister. 

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Sample image shot by Peter Gault (@Thisis_howiroll)& Alice Winchcombe.