Originally posted by g026r They were in a lead-lined X-ray bag, but they did indeed.
Yeah, I doubt it was any one thing. 800T is absolutely a finicky little bastard. Looking at it wrong causes static, though I noticed far more on the larger surface area of 120 rolls... Wonder if it has anything to do with the backing. I've no idea.
I got a 135 bulk roll that's been refrigerated for close to a year that I *finally* got around to spooling. Hoping I didn't wait too long - I've got 2 rolls of it at the lab right now so I'll know soon enough. Also worried now (something I didn't have enough experience with at the time I opted for that kickstarter perk option) about static additional that might even be *caused* by hand-rolling. Fingers crossed.
All the same, it's produced at least a few favorite images.
120 800T in the Autocord...
135 800T in the MX with M50/1.2 ... this one's printed on direct metal and hanging at a restaurant in town.
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Originally posted by g026r I took two rolls of Cinestill 800T with me .... These are two of the better frames from the second roll, but even in the first image the defect is painfully obvious:
I really like that first phone-booth shot. I'm pretty sure Trinity ran all-out for that thing as an agent was barreling down on her with a construction truck.