If I shoot it at 200 iso and send it to your lab should I mention that the film needs to be pulled -1 stop then (because in the Ilford data sheet for C41 is written that pushing or pulling would not be required at different iso settings)?
Hey, you don't need to mention that. We will develop your film normally . You will have more grain like this, which is recommended for printing. If you don't print you can also just expose at box speed (400 ISO)
Do you recommend to use a yellow filter just like with most real panchromatic b&w films?
If I shoot it at 200 iso and send it to your lab should I mention that the film needs to be pulled -1 stop then (because in the Ilford data sheet for C41 is written that pushing or pulling would not be required at different iso settings)?
Hey, you don't need to mention that. We will develop your film normally . You will have more grain like this, which is recommended for printing. If you don't print you can also just expose at box speed (400 ISO)
Did you shoot it at 200 iso?
For this episode we shot at box speed. But shooting at 200 is recommended by us to get finer grain:)