CineStill 50D
The other color film from CineStill – the first being the 800T – is a 50 ISO daylight film, they also make a black and white film, that I will show some frames from in another post.
Here we have photos from the 120 version – made with my Pentax 6×7 – and I must say I’m in love. I did shoot another 120 roll a while ago, with my Mamyia RZ67 Pro II, but the film is so dirty that the photos are almost unusable, I think the lab must have dropped it on the floor or something.
The colors and grain in this film is just amazing, and I definitely gonna shoot a lot more of it – I got three 35mm rolls and three 120 in stock.
But have a look for yourself below.





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