Pavel Kosenko

The classic processes of motion picture production are well covered in specialized publications.

Here we present you the results of Kodak Portra 400 film exposure test, shot in the range from -3 EV to +7 EV with Hasselblad 503cw camera, Carl Zeiss Planar 2.8/80 lens on medium format film (type 120).

This time we will test the photographic film of all times -– the legendary Kodak Gold 200.

Here are the results of exposure test of two budget 35 mm films – Kodak Color Plus 200 and Fujicolor C200, shot within the range from -4 EV to +10 EV.

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Arguably, the first person to attempt an answer to this question was English psychologist Edward Titchener, who in 1896 concluded that a human is capable of distinguishing 33,000 colors.

In this video we’ll talk about the film halation effect and explain what it is and why it’s so important to use when imitating a film image.

Color wheel is one of the most popular concepts when it comes to color harmony.

Long-awaited continuation of Pavel Kosenko’s video-course is here!