Cinestill 50D000272420002 The Darkroom Photo Lab
I will say, however, if you are someone who likes a retro looking high-quality film, then maybe CineStill 50D for you. My Nikon F4 was used to take all photos in this article, with either the Nikon 28mm f/2.8 AI or 50mm f/2 AI lenses. I had the film developed at my local Fuji centre shop.
Cinestill 50d 35mm film, Film camera, Photo
When seeing other photos taken on Cinestill 50D by other people I find that there is also this difference between some photos looking really good and others looking dark and having dull colours. I have found that with 800T it is fairly easy to colour correct scans that often can be too blue in tone. When this film is shot in daylight however.
CineStill 50D 35mm Film PhotoBite
Photo Lab Blog The Darkroom's side by side photo comparison of CineStill 50D & 800T This is Part 2 of a 2-part series on CineStill film - CineStill Photo Comparisons Part 1 Both CineStill 800T and 50D offer a new world of shooting opportunities. Each provides a cinematic look, making your images stand out, and you can't go wrong there.
CineStill 50D Film to Be Released in 120 Format PetaPixel
CineStill 50D film is set and fixed to ISO 50, so you'll need to shoot with lots of light. We recommend using diffused flash, lots of natural sunlight, or a lens that opens up really wide. In.
CineStill 50D Xpro C41 120
Hello friends! Another day, another fun film stock review. Today we are diving into Cinestill 50D! A few months ago, I splurged on some fun rolls of film, and CineStill 50D and CineStill 800T were the two I was the most excited to try out.
CineStill 50D Film Review Cinema Colour in a Little Blue Box
You can shoot Cinestill 50D in either a 35mm or 120mm medium format film camera. I use a 35mm Leica MP film body. Behind a Leica lens, which is all about fine details and an emphasis on working with the natural and available light, Cinestill 50D comes alive. Being daylight white-balanced (5500k), this is the film to take out on a summers day.
CineStill 50D 120 Film PhotoBite
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Review CineStill 50D Film
Ektar 100 is known for it's light hue skies, but Cinestill 50D is bringing the pastel color pallet in a whole new way. The color has an almost Lo-Fi look to it. 50D showing off its soft pallet The dynamic range has been superb. This image of the barrel house below demonstrates performance well.
Cinestill 50D 35mm & 120 Film Review The Darkroom Photo Lab
CineStill 50D is pricey at close to $11 per 135 roll. This post is not a review; I've only shot one roll of 135, I just thought I'd show how the roll turned out. With all the incidentals out of the way, let's move on to some samples. Click pictures for larger versions. A course that Jack built. A typically 'smooth' look for this film.
Cinestill 50 Wallace Koopmans Artlog
While excellent for bright light Cinestill 50D at f/2.8 was giving me shutter speeds from 1/2 a second to a full ten second exposure at one point. When shooting the Subway with faster 400 speed films in my Leica M6 and 90mm at f/2 I was setting my shutter fairly consistently at 1/30ths - 125ths which gave me images I was much happier with.
CineStill 50D Film Stock Review » Shoot It With Film
Cinestill 50D Film Friday review and feature — The Codex An in-depth look at the 50D film from Cinestill, it's main qualities and why you ought to try a roll in your camera today.
CINESTILL 50D FILM REVIEW Photo Basecamp
35mm Film Comparison: CineStill 50D vs Kodak Ektar 100 — Focal Collective To compare these different 35mm films, perhaps it's most honest to simply add a few sample photos and say "pick whichever you prefer" and leave it at that. So I'll try and be brief about this without getting into a debate on the merits of digital vs film photography.
Cinestill 50D Film Friday review and feature — The Codex
The Darkroom outlines everything you need to know about CineStill 50D & 800T C-41. This is Part 1 of a 2-part series on CineStill film - CineStill Film Overview Part 2. CineStill is a popular company amongst film photographers. Since 2012 the company has been working with film manufacturers to make cine film for enthusiasts.
CineStill 50D samples Photo Jottings
Fuji TX-1 XPAN Fuji GA645 Hasselblad 503cw TOP: Fuji TX-1 XPAN BOTTOM: Leica MP 35mm Summilux f/1.4 FLE I have found the saturation and contrast is definitely lower that other color films including Kodak Ektar, Fuji Pro400h (although it has some of the green tones from this film) and even Portra 160 and 400.
A DP's Point of View CineStill 50D & 800T by Rob Hauer CineStill Film
Cinestill 50D which is a daylight color balanced color negative motion picture film. The remjet backing has been removed making easily developed as c-41 and gives a unique halation effect. It's an incredibly fine grained film with unrivaled exposure latitude which is why we recommend erring on overexposure when shooting this film.
CineStill 50D is Finally Here in the 120 Film Format
Mademoiselle Bon Bon was the best of the roll. Of course! Happy Furry Friday!🐾 CineStill 50D Olympus OM1 expired 10-22 *film loaded for specific outing; plans cancelled cinestill 50d scan with plustek 8100 Cinestill 50D, Yashica Minister D700 Cinestill 50D, handheld and blurry, with a little help from Photoshop. Yashica Minister D700.
