Reference entry: not used for photo matching; the analysis never names this film.
Original illustration of this kind of film, not its packaging.
Maker
Kodak
Speed
ISO 500
Type
Color negative
Process
ECN-2
Formats
35mm
Production
Listed by the maker Eastman Kodak (motion picture), Camera films page (checked 2026-11-12)
Ratings
Grain fineness
Not yet rated
Resolving power
Not yet rated
Exposure latitude
Not yet rated
Colour vividness
Not yet rated
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Recommended subjects
No recommendation yet
This film has no editorial description yet, so no subjects are recommended.
Sample photos
No licensed samples yet. Only clearly licensed real-film scans, or style simulations on licensed photos, will appear here.
Kodak VISION3 500T 5219 is a colour motion-picture negative film made by Kodak. The maker's documents give ISO 500. It is processed with the ECN-2 process. Its relation to CineStill 800T is recorded (strong evidence, not confirmed by the maker); the evidence is listed below. This page lists 2 values stated in the maker's documents. When checked on 2026-11-12, the maker's product page still listed it.
Where the values come from
Speed
ISO 500
Maker's data
Process
ECN-2
Maker's data
Values stated by the maker Verified record
Exposure index (EI)
tungsten_3200K: 500
Eastman Kodak H-1-5219 VISION3 500T · March 2026
Process
ECN-2
Eastman Kodak H-1-5219 VISION3 500T · March 2026
Emulsion relationships
Strong evidence, not confirmed by the makerLines show emulsion and production relationships, not visual resemblance.
Where the list disagrees with the maker, this page follows the maker's documents.
Also listed as: Kodak VISION3 500T
Production status: listed as discontinued or historical elsewhere; not confirmed by the maker (checked 2026-11-12)
Listing: EMULSIVE, Every single film stock still made today, part 7 (2021), a third-party compilation, not verified with the makers.
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