CineStill 50D - 35mm Film


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Anonymous (New Malden, GB)
Perfect for: Travel
Travel

Overall, the 50D is a lovely travel film, which is something you want to record in analogue photography.

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Anna (Edinburgh, GB)
Perfect for: Great All-Rounder, Landscapes, Architecture, Travel
Accreditation Handles: instagram.com/aniaurban
Nostalgic vibes

Lovely desatured looks, especially greens. Not the best choice for cloudy days but definitely great for sunny climates.

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Rory C. (Llandysul, GB)
Perfect for: Portraits, Landscapes, Studio work
Accreditation Handles: @blindeyeportraits
Buy it cheaper elsewhere

Lets put CineStill's shady legal dealings aside and just focus on the reality. that being that this is just Kodak Vision3 50D. You can get this film with or without the remjet layer from so many other places that aren't trying to rip you off on the price. It's a beautiful film with acurate colours and a ton of room for editing, but don't buy it from CineStill.

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Ollie S. (Runcorn, GB)
Perfect for: Great All-Rounder, Beginners, Landscapes, Street Photography, Architecture, Travel
Nice colours but a little expensive.

Nice desaturated colours, probably a little closer to realistic than highly saturated film. Very fine grain. Needs a lot of light (50 ISO) but gives pleasing images.

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Jim D. (Bromley, GB)
Perfect for: Landscapes, Architecture
Realistic colours

Photos seem flat in colour sometimes but look more realistic to me than very saturated film. Plenty of detail and not grainy.
The slow film speed does mean bright days are best, otherwise a steady hand or tripod best with darker days with slow shutter speeds.

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