Cinestill 50D - Film 120
La description
Adapté du parc cinéma Kodak, le film Cinestill 50D 120 possède le grain le plus fin disponible dans un film de format moyen commercial.
Un matériau de support légèrement différent de la version 35 mm signifie un aspect final subtilement différent, mais ce qui ne changera pas, ce sont les détails exceptionnels et les couleurs vives - Cinestill 50D est le film moyen format parfait pour fournir des images remarquables sous une lumière vive.
spécification
| Format: | 120 |
| Couleur: | Couleur |
| Type: | Négatif |
| ISO: | 50 |
| Expositions: | 12 |
| Taille du paquet: | 1 |
Pour en savoir plus sur les détails ci-dessus, vous pouvezconsultez notre guide du film ou si vous voulez de l'inspiration, rendez-vous sur notre page surchoisir votre prochain film. Et si vous voulez tous les détails sur le film, y compris les informations techniques,en savoir plus sur Cinestill X-Pro Daylight sur EMULSIVE.
Cinestill a célébré son 5e anniversaire en 2017, ayant rapidement développé une réputation fantastique dans le monde entier pour son approche innovante pour répondre aux besoins analogiques. Ils sont des spécialistes dans la conversion des rouleaux de film de cinéma - conçus pour les films - en lots de film de format 35 mm et support qui peuvent être utilisés dans des milliers de caméras et développées dans tout minilab dans le monde. Leur passion est que les photographes de tous les jours aient le même accès à des émulsions de haute qualité que Steven Spielberg, Wes Anderson, Martin Scorsese et The Coen Brothers! Parfois appelé Cine Still.
Pour plus d'informations sur la marque, consultez notre bio deCinestill
Où nous expédions
Lorsque vous achetez votre film de caméra chez nous, nous pouvons l'expédier à travers le Royaume-Uni, l'Europe, les États-Unis, la Nouvelle-Zélande, l'Australie et le Canada, d'autres pays sont prévus prochainement! Donc , achetez votre dos aujourd'hui et plongée du film Cinestill 50D 120 dans le plaisir de la photographie du film 120!y!
I bought a selection of about 6 different films to try out and see which ones I liked. This was one of my favourites, having by far the finest/smoothest grain. It also handles light/shadow and colour in a way that is very natural but never boring. The only downside is the price really but I did really like the look of the photos that were taken with this.
First time using Cinestill 50D, very happy with the result. The colours are stunning and the film worked well in low diffused light. Even though I love Cinestill films, I have occasionally been disappointed with the results in the past. However, I would happily try this one again. Highly recommend.
I must admit that I have a love/hate relationship with this film. I do love the sharpness and the very fine grain, and I really enjoyed the colours that I got from this emulsion. But, for 10 shots, it is on the pricey side, and the 50 ISO speed is restrictive if the weather isn't on your side...as is often the case here in the UK. A 400 speed film is going to be much more versatile and useful.
Having said that, I have only shot a couple of rolls so far, and I will be shooting more as I do love the results. This film won't replace my go to 400 speed colour films, but it's a great one to have a couple of rolls on hand for when the conditions are right.
This film can be outstanding, but make sure that you have tons of bright sunlight and a scene packed with highlights if you want to get the most from it. You get a really nice subtle red hue around the highlights which piles on the cinematic look you are probably after if you using this film.
Having only this year made my jump into shooting film, I have been very excited to shoot with a whole range of film stocks. Cinestill 50D was high up that list and whilst it certainly isn’t bad, I definitely wasn’t blown away by it.
Considering it’s price and other options that are available for cheaper, I think you have to have a very specific reason to pick this stock. I just found it very ‘ok’. Nothing I can really complain about, but nothing overtly good about it either.
From seeing other reviews it’s entirely probable that I just don’t have the experience to get the most from it.
