Shooting Indoor Portraits Using Kodak Vision3 500T Film

What’s good about the Kodak motion picture film is, it eats whatever light that is around you, which is amazing! As usual, I was quite worried about shooting indoor portraits with natural lighting similar to the Initial D theme photoshoot and the indoor boudoir photoshoot in Malaysia because it requires trial & error, to get the best angle with the best light to create the catchlight so my subject’s eyes to look more attractive.

I was shooting with Angel, who has an innocent, young look and nice facial features. She was quite new to group photoshoots. I really like her facial features and sharp nose which make my photos look different and special. I was also worried about the contact lens that she was wearing because contact lenses are sometimes hard to reflect light but well, it seems there is catchlight on her eyes and I was quite happy with it. It was quite a fast-paced photoshoot shooting with other photographers, so it was quite hard to control the situation.