ECN2 - Gear Five 100T - 135/36

ECN2 Gear Five 100T 135/36 is a tungsten-balanced motion picture film adapted for still photography. Designed for photographers who enjoy cinematic color rendering, the ECN2 Gear Five 100T 135/36 film delivers atmospheric tones, smooth grain, and a distinctive film look inspired by professional cinema stocks.

Because it is tungsten balanced, ECN2 Gear Five 100T 135/36 performs particularly well under artificial lighting. Street lamps, neon signs, and indoor lighting create rich cinematic colors and glowing highlights. This makes the film especially interesting for photographers exploring night photography or urban environments.

Despite its cinematic origins, the film can also be used creatively during daytime when combined with an 85B filter or adjusted during scanning.

ECN2 Gear Five 100T 135/36 Cinematic Film

The ECN2 Gear Five 100T 135/36 film uses the ECN-2 development process, the same process used for motion picture production. This allows the film to retain its cinematic color palette, smooth tonal transitions, and subtle halation around bright light sources.

With ISO 100 sensitivity, ECN2 Gear Five 100T 135/36 works best in controlled lighting conditions or bright environments. When used at night with artificial lighting, the film produces dramatic color contrast and cinematic mood.

Photographers often use ECN2 Gear Five 100T 135/36 for:

• Night street photography

• Neon-lit city scenes

• Cinematic portrait photography

• Creative urban photography

• Experimental analog photography

Because of its motion picture origins, ECN2 Gear Five 100T 135/36 gives images a filmic look that resembles scenes from cinema rather than traditional still photography.

Technical Specifications

Film Type: Tungsten-balanced motion picture film

Format: 135 / 36 exposures

Processing: ECN-2

Speed: ISO 100

Color Balance: Tungsten (100T)

Look: Cinematic tones with smooth grain and subtle halation

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