Candido Studio 400

Candido's studio-oriented 400 film. Marketed for controlled light and skin tones. Same speed, different intent than the regular 400.

How it behaves

Try it where the notes say it is meant to live: indoors, portraits, soft light. Compare it against the regular Candido 400 and see if the difference is real. The research calls it a tungsten-oriented color negative in Candido's Studio line, with thin published data. No official technical datasheet for a Studio 400 could be located. Candido publishes datasheets for the 400 Classic (daylight) and the 200 Studio (tungsten, VISION3 200T, processable in ECN-2 or C-41). Treat this entry as provisional. One working photographer reports shooting it rated at EI 200 and pushed one stop. These frames are half-frame pairs.

Questions people ask

Is Candido Studio 400 different from Candido 400?

That is the claim to test. The notes say same speed, different intent, marketed for controlled light and skin tones. No Studio 400 datasheet could be located, so compare the two yourself.

Is Candido Studio 400 a tungsten film?

The research describes it as tungsten-oriented, inferred from the Studio naming and marked unverified.

How was Candido Studio 400 shot in the one documented report?

Rated at EI 200 and pushed one stop, per one working photographer.