ECN-2 Halloween 100T – Cinematic Film 135/36

ECN-2 Halloween 100T cinematic film 135/36 is a tungsten-balanced motion picture film designed for photographers who want a cinematic look with strong atmosphere and rich color depth. This ECN-2 Halloween 100T cinematic film 135/36 stock captures images with a distinctive visual character inspired by motion picture production.

Originally intended for cinema cameras, ECN-2 Halloween 100T cinematic film 135/36 is adapted for still photography while preserving the tonal richness and dynamic range typical of motion picture emulsions. The tungsten balance allows the film to perform beautifully in artificial light, producing warm highlights and deep shadow tones.

Photographers often use this film for nighttime scenes, neon lighting, and urban environments where cinematic color palettes create a dramatic visual mood.

ECN-2 Halloween 100T Cinematic Film 135/36 for Analog Photography

ECN-2 Halloween 100T cinematic film 135/36 uses the ECN-2 development process, the same chemical process used for professional motion picture film. This gives the film its characteristic cinematic tones and smooth grain structure.

Because of its tungsten balance, ECN-2 Halloween 100T cinematic film 135/36 performs especially well under artificial lighting such as street lamps, indoor lights, or neon signs. When shot in daylight, photographers can use an 85B filter to balance the color temperature.

This film is ideal for:

• Night photography

• Urban street scenes

• Cinematic portrait photography

• Creative analog photography projects

• Experimental film photography

The cinematic rendering of ECN-2 Halloween 100T cinematic film 135/36 makes it a favorite for photographers looking for dramatic and atmospheric images.

Technical Specifications

Film Type: Motion picture color negative film

Format: 135 / 36 exposures

Processing: ECN-2

Color Balance: Tungsten (100T)

Speed: ISO 100

Use: Cinematic analog photography

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