Amber 800 35mm Color Negative Cine Film, 27 Exposures, ISO800, 135, Cinematic, Motion Picture Style

This film is absolutely OUT OF THIS WORLD!! Move out the way Cinestill! The halation and colors on this one EAATTSS!! (Some of the images have distortion from being passed through an x-ray once sadly from tsa negligence :( but the roll handled it well and didn't get burned!!)

Tbh need more of this film in my life, took pic of my lady and she loved the prints

Amber T800 has excellent sensitivity to hydrogen alpha light, which makes it a great choice for shooting emission nebulae in astrophotography.

I bought this film because I loved the way the photos came out for others and have been looking for a film that has this kind of filter. The quality of the actual film seems to be good so far. A bit pricey for only 24 exposures but worth it. I took one star off because the box came very damaged. I was worried the film would be damaged as well but thankfully it was okay.

I got this film on a whim for a bachelorette trip and it created such a fun collection of photos! The color wasn’t too warm but definitely wasn’t cool-toned. Had a little grain but lowkey love the look of it. Was able to use it inside & outside with no problem, so versatile! Worth the money for the high quality that it is, just started my second roll!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Love the effects.

got my film back and they couldn’t even develop it, all the photos lost. i’ve been using 35mm since 2017 and never had an issue.

So, it sure is Kodak 500T sans a remjet layer, however; through the one roll I’ve shot of it so far, the amount of inconsistencies with the film (I.e light leaks) and the fact that they’re only 27ex rolls, almost defeats the purpose of not buying Cinestill. If the possibility of your film having a LOMO look post developing is something you’re into then I recommend. If not, look to Reflex Labs or Cinestill.