Looking for Reflx Lab 320D AHU (Kodak Vision 3 250D 5207 AHU, C-41) sample photos? These are ArtByPino frames on 35mm, shot on a Canon A2e.
Reflx Lab 320D AHU is Kodak Vision 3 250D 5207 AHU — Kodak’s new remjet-free version of its daylight-balanced Vision 3 250D color negative motion picture film — respooled for still cameras in 35mm. Kodak kept the 5207 stock number and added AHU (anti-halation undercoat): the anti-halation layer sits under the emulsion instead of a black remjet backing, so there is nothing to strip off. Reflx Lab rates it at ISO 320 in standard C-41 (hence the 320D name) or ISO 250 in ECN-2, so any C-41 lab can develop it.
The historic engines and the red bell were photographed at the McAllen Pumphouse and Firemen’s Park complex on 1st Street in McAllen, Texas — home of the city’s 1920s water purification plant and pump station, now part of Town Lake at Firemen’s Park. The rest of the roll: a barrel cactus and agave, a colorful window in a brick wall, Adirondack chairs in late light, and an old spoked iron wheel.
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Reflx Lab 320D AHU (Kodak Vision 3 250D 5207 AHU, C-41) 35mm film sample photos
Reflx Lab 320D AHU on 35mm gives the daylight color and fine grain of Vision 3 250D in a roll any C-41 lab can process — here on rusted iron, painted steel, and desert plants in bright Texas sun.
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