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: Known for its unique color palette and grain structure, Kodak 2395 offers a different aesthetic compared to 5218. It's often utilized for specific creative looks, providing a distinct texture and color response that can add a nostalgic or stylized feel to footage.

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Look for LUTs that simulate print film stocks (like 2383 or 2395).

Released in the early 2000s, this 500-speed tungsten-balanced negative stock is renowned for its incredible shadow detail, fine grain, and versatility in low-light scenarios. It is "balanced" for tungsten light but handles mixed lighting situations exceptionally well, producing a slightly warmer, richer image. Kodak 2395 (Print Film) Kodak 2395