🆕 Kosmo Foto Agent Shadow 400 (35mm film) Review & Photos
Agent Shadow is a black-and-white film from Kosmo Foto. It is flexible enough to shoot low-light conditions; pushing well to ISO 3200 (plus!).
Read the film review and see the images I took on the #35mm film - https://www.obsidianurbexphotography.com/blog/kosmo-foto-agent-shadow-400-35mm-film-review-photos/
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@ObsidianUrbex
Nice photos, as usual. As I am now to working with film, I do have a question:
> When the sun goes down, adjust your camera metering to 800-3200 (6400 if you feel brave!) and take to the streets. When you have tailed your target and completed your twilight mission, return to your laboratory and develop your film accordingly.
Does this mean push-developing for as much stops I underexposed my film earlier (so +1 for my ISO 400 film I used as ISO 800)?
@varbin
Aye the article talks about pushing the film. Yes, you shoot metering at a higher ISO and then adjust your development time accordingly. I use development times available from the manufacturer, or ones you can find published online 😊
