Anamorphic Unit Stills I shot last year for an Short directed by a friend
These were shot using the Helios 44 + Anamorphic Lens Adapter on the Canon F1 body then desqueezed in post
Watched Die Hard again then got inspired, for slides 4 -6 I couldn’t a vent big enough to recreate the crawling scene from the first film but we made due lol
Shot on Various 35mm stocks. Slide 1-7 shot on Ektachrome 100 @ 200 cross processed in C-41 chems, the rest are mix of AFL 500T (remjet) & Candido 800 @ 500 (500T AHU)
A nice Wednesday Morning at LAX shot on Vision 3 250D, I used the Nikkor AI 28mm f3.5 Nikkor AI 50mm f1.4
Nikkor pre ai 20mm f3.5, Nikkor Ai 28mm f3.5, Nikkor Ai 50mm f1.4
Valentines Day Shoot :)
Nikon N65 w/ Quantaray 28-90mm f3.5
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
I was watching the original Blade Runner then I went out and shot this so we’ll say that’s the inspiration haha, I shot at 800iso but i remember overexposing everything by like 1 - 2 stops
Nikkor pre ai 20mm f3.5, Nikkor Ai 28mm f3.5, Nikkor Ai 50mm f1.4
Trinity Inspired photoshoot, i was deciding between using 200T or 500T, im happy i went with 500T(ecn-2) , i believe they used both stocks during production for the original film (older versions of course)
Arthouse 500T some are the remjet version developed ECN-2 some are AHU in C-41 shot at 250 iso, at this point i always overexpose my 500T whether its ECN-2 or C-41 but especially C-41 because of the chemical contrast from cross processing i like the shadow detail better at 250
Nikkor AI 35mm F2.8
the grain is more pronounced than the shots i took at 50 iso but im still a fan of the look! daytime colors look good too
I shot some Superia 400 at 100 ISO that ill post that soon
Nikkor AI 35mm f2.8, mostly at F/4 - F8
5 stops of overexposure, this is the most I’ve overexposed film (intentionally lol) - high speed color film typically doesn’t age well particularly in the grain structure so i gave the film a bunch of light, I shot half the roll at 100iso and 50iso - 50 takes the cake the grain looks cleanest imo
I’ll post the 100 iso pics soon
In my opinion if you’re shooting very expired color film and dont know the conditions it was stored in the safest option is to shoot at 100iso before you even think about pushing the chemistry - the more information you can put on the negative the better
After seeing the negatives I easily could’ve shot the film at 200 even 400 but i might not have liked the grain and shadow detail at that point