This is cinema film which requires ECN-2 developing and cannot be processed by your local lab.  You must either develop it yourself or send it to a lab (like Midwest Photo) that processes this type of film, otherwise you'll ruin your film, the labs machines and everyone else's film in your batch.

I test shot two rolls of this film bracketed at box speed, +1 (Iso 100) and +2 (Iso 50).  The samples provided were shot at ISO 100 or ISO 50.  It did fine at Iso 200, although there was some loss in shadow detail due to it's age, so I recommend ISO 50, 64, or 100 and simply adjust the exposure when converting for the best results.  This film has great latitude and can handle a little overexposure perfectly fine.  All the shots are unedited besides color/exposure correction in Negative Lab Pro, so you can see what to expect.  Quite happy with the results, the color is very vibrant right from the start and it's very sharp.  Also, I processed these sample images C-41 after removing the remjet.  You may get even better results with ECN-2 chemicals.

Lastly, this was bulk loaded in complete darkness, so your last shots WILL come out, unlike most bulk loaded film.  In my camera, I usually get 37 negatives.

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