can you do a review on this cam?

Such a sick course!

What’s the BGM, i need it in my earbuds when I snowboard

hard to watch:)

This is fire bro!

How do you do your post processing? Lightroom or photoshop?

Nice shots but I am still waiting for some neutral footage of the Ember to judge colors and Dynamic Range. Did you get your hands on a pre production model?

sooooo nice 😍

If you follow this channel you know I don't post on a schedule, I randomly choose subjects and post whatever I like. If you are still subbed; thank you so much.

yo man shooting 500 t in daylight is not really the best use of the film. Tungsten based film is normally always used at night.

Great review man. Vid request: Pushing this film stock.

Nice trick to load the film!

Great idea but a bit overpriced... just buy vision 3 400ft rolls and bulk load them at home, nowadays cinestill have a great ecn-2 kit as well as Bellini photo for self dev at home, cost you only 1 or 2 € per 30exp, film + dev, if you go that way... Another thing to consider, you shoot 500T in daylight with no filter, I suggest you to put a 85b filter on and shoot your roll at 250 asa, you will have natural colors and maybe less post processing that way.

cool review :) thanks mate

this was awesome nice filming

I appreciate your zeal. Even though we both know it's just a matter of time...mathematical scale and artistry...before digital does everything film does and far far beyond. If you know the mathematics of any analog film, it's toast. On the other hand, film is fun and I know because I'm old. I remember when film made me brave. Digital can make you hesitant. I've switched my artistry into printing my photos huge myself.

how do you work with the jo2 files in LR? Do you convert them to tiff‘s first? They get crazy big in size when converted to tiffs…

I can’t say I really like Silbersalz business model or how they’re deploying themselves into the market. It’s great that they’re offering a more “professional” experience and all but I fail to see any difference in just buying a bulk loaded roll of 500D and having any old lab develop it in ECN-2. It’s more expensive and makes film out to be a niche/rich mans game when it’s really for everyone.

I would love to see the difference between service and the same film or fuji eterna either home spooled or bought ready spooled, devolved properly at-home or a local lab with ECN2 chemistry (and not C41 after using remjet remover) then scanned just to see how good their laser scanning is.

Hi Rene, Silbersalz recommends to overexpose their film by one stop. Do you know if they expect you to write „-1“ when sending the exposed film back?

great video, it was really nice to watch it and the shots are really pleasing too

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Shot my first Vision3 500T roll that I got off eBay and got it developed with ECN2 at ColorLab in Rockville, MD earlier this week. Scanned at home using my DSLR setup and Kaiser Litepanel... honestly a much more viable option for those living in the US than Silbersalz. I'd love to try their service one day when I can justify all the cost added up with shipping. It is definitely something you invest in when you're about to work on a true project rather than "testing" a few stocks. The images I shot, got developed, and scanned myself blew me away. I used NegativeLabPro to convert them and I was an instant fan. There wasn't even that much tweaking I had to do with my shots as this video suggested. Shooting this stock however gave me a good understanding of why they shoot on film and how filmmakers essentially use it as a RAW/LOG image. There definitely is some processing going on. For instance, Dunkirk was shot with Vision3 yet the entire film has a certain look that Vision3 won't give you when you shoot in overcast weather - like the film was - I tried a few shots and there was no greenish/yellowish tint like in the film. It came out more even and beautiful across the board. So there's definite editing involved in post when film is shot. These are just some observations of mine. However the film stock is beautiful in rendering true colors. It really renders the color RED in a very powerful way.

Great video with lots of infos! But, where do you get these prices? 9€ for portra 400 !? I can get it for about 12 online and almost 15 in my local shop. Same with cinestill 800, its around 18€ in shops here in paris 😅

Nice overview, thanks! But where do you get Portra for 9€?

Thank you, super informative!

Nicely done and I appreciated the organization of the presentation. You covered all the areas both logistical and using that are important to know before purchasing the film

Shipment to the USA better be pretty fast. The cost of shipping is 33 euro. So, more than half the price of multiple rolls of film. I'm assuming that they must be using DHL for delivery rather than the postal service. So, there ought to be 3 day service to the USA for that price. I'd be intrigued to try but I don't think the shipping costs warrant a try at this point. The entire process of processing, scanning, etc. appears really good and really efficient. The scans I've seen look really good for further processing in Lightroom to get the individual look. Certainly for European film shooters this is something to try.

Thank you so much for making this and I love all your images!!

you can always buy the kodak 5203/07/13/19/22 bulk and split yourself, self-processing is also possible with ecn2, which is much more cheaper.

Prima introductie in Silbersalz35. Had al iets gezien via Analog Insights en de RealSirRobin KZfaq kanalen. Heb intussen de vier verschillende film set gekocht en aan het uit proberen.

Thank you for making this video! Just found out about this company and the excitement is through the roof to experiment with true cinefilm.

This is great! Thanks for making such a comprehensive review. Do you have a lightroom preset you'd be willing to share for this film at all?

ur video is shit

How long did shipping take?

Great review. Thanks for going so much into detail. Price and performance ratio seems to be good even though I'm not yet 100% convinced that Silbersalz film really gives you a very different look to other color neg films. (Apart from that 500T is corrected for Tungsten light of course)

And i think chasing my buddies behind a boat is stressful... those cables would be so overwhelming to fly around 🤣

Nice Clip! Thank you!

Excellent video thank you

I just got mine back from USA. Did you say it didn't have a dx code? I shot some through a Olympus stylus and some came back under exposed, well all 4 rolls did. Not sure if its due to heat, x rays at customs, or dx code reading.

I love the comparison of 4 rolls of portra cinestill & silbersalz35 cost at the end that was great!

Nice edit.... smooth and creative

Definetly want to try this film. It is also one of if not the cheapest possibility to get the film, developing and quality scan if you buy it in a batch of 4 rolls. For comparison, take a Kodak Gold, which comes at 2 € per roll (DM pack of 3 films), you have to send it to a lab, which offers you a similar quality to silbersalz35's processes. So you pay the shipping (~ 2,60 €) and the processing with scanning in tif and then you are quickly in the range of 30 € per roll. Ok, if you are willing to compromise, the you can get your photos on CD (jpg res. 1.538 x 1.024 px) and the film developed for ~ 10 € in total (incl. Gold 200) but don't expect any possibility to edit your photo in lightroom or camera raw.

Silbersalz is a GameChanger!

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Chille video en foto's Rene! subd!

whaah, wonderfull video René, really like this! Although I'm not ready for shooting this kind of film, I'm definitely inspired to get some fresh batteries and film for my analog camera's!

I almost always edit my photos to get the look I wanted. Any darkroom color printer knows you have tons of filterpacks and adjustments to do!