Kodak Vision3 500T 35mm Film & Contax G1 Test

I was excited to try my second roll of Kodak Vision3 500T film through its tests on my new Contax G1 film camera with the Carl Zeiss Biogon 28mm F2.8 lens. For this test, I’m shooting both outside and indoors, just as when I’m testing my first motion picture film on my Yashica. The Contax G1 was much easier to shoot with because it is almost like a point-and-shoot camera, but it does feature aperture priority and manual modes. Find out more about the Contax G1 review and what I love about my new film camera.

I went out for a solo street photography photo walk session to put my last roll of Kodak Vision3 500T film from Darkroom8 for the Contax G1 test, and I made several experiments at the same place, which is also my favourite place for my next creative portrait shoot. I took glass reflections, cityscapes, and an indoor low-light test using tungsten lighting. I like the colour tone of the motion picture film.

It is very rare for me to go out for a walk alone. I was enjoying my Contax G1 while walking around the city looking for something interesting. It took me 5 hours to finish the entire 36 exposures and I was quite satisfied with this solo photo walk in the other hand able to train my leg to be stronger. The most important thing was I kept myself hydrated and fueled up my stomach with food. I dropped by a few cafes for a break in between the photo walk.