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CineStill has been embroiled in a massive controversy due to a combination of how the company has elected to defend its trademarks -- trademarks that many in the analog community do not believe CineStill should have been granted -- and how CineStill's actions have been interpreted, or in at least one case, fabricated. [Read More] petapixel.com »
CineStill, once one of the most popular film brands, is facing widespread backlash for defending its trademarks in a manner that is being described as intimidation and bullying. [Read More] petapixel.com »
CineStill has sold motion picture film and analog photography equipment to still photographers for over a decade, including the company's popular CineStill 800T high-speed color film. petapixel.com »
Have you ever gotten CineStill film back and seen these weird markings on the film? Typically when this happens, you can contact CineStill and they'll probably send you a new roll. At least, that's what happened to me. thephoblographer.com »
These days, it sometimes seems like film emulsions are disappearing. But CineStill 400D is something that we haven't really seen before. Lots of brands taking Cinema film and spooling for 35mm don't remove the remjet layer. thephoblographer.com »
The CineStill CS-Lite is designed to provide film photographers with higher-quality light output and improved color management for scanning 35mm and medium format film with a digital camera. [Read More] petapixel.com »
It’s been a good week for film photographers. Just a few days ago, Kodak Moments announced it was bringing Kodak Gold 200 to 120 format. Now, CineStill has followed it up by announcing it’s releasing 400Dynamic, a 400/27° ISO color negative film stock for 35mm, 120mm and, eventually, 4x5 format. dpreview.com »
CineStill has announced a new 400 speed color film for 35mm and 120 medium format called 400Dynamic. This 400 ISO daylight-balanced color film is starting in limited supply now with plans for larger-scale production down the line. [Read More] petapixel.com »
CineStill has released RedRum, a new ISO 200 medium format red scale film stock that will be available in limited quantities. Just in time for Halloween season, CineStill says this monochromatic film delivers red and yellow tones that makes for ‘spooky’ photographs. dpreview.com »
CineStill has announced a new limited edition medium format red scale film called RedRum. The images made with the film have a monochromatic red and yellowish tint that the company says makes for “spooky” imagery. petapixel.com »
I could and should just end this blog post with the statement above. But it's true, the look of CineStill 800T isn't possible without lots of post-production. And you can't get it right out of the camera. thephoblographer.com »
CineStill Film has launched CineStill BwXX 120, a classic black and white negative film for medium format cameras which it says had historically been reserved only for cinematographers. CineStill says its primary goal is to further advance the “analog renaissance” by increasing the production of analog photography materials and tools that make the film photography […] petapixel.com »
LA-based analog photography company CineStill has just revealed the Cs6 “Creative Slide” 3-Bath Process, a family of slide film development kits that ‘demystifies’ slide processing and gives you unprecedented creative control over your results. petapixel.com »
CineStill has a huge claim with its latest release today. CineStill is coming out with its new CineStill Cs6 Creative Slide 3-Bath Process. "There’s no longer a need for a darkroom, professional lab or high-tech equipment to create analog photographs," states the press release. thephoblographer.com »
We first learned about Silbersalz35 during last year's Photokina, and it was genuinely one of the most exciting developments we've seen in the analog photography space. While CineStill has made cinefilm accessible to stills shooters for quite some time now, what Silbersalz35 is offering with their various cine film emulsions are fundamentally different. thephoblographer.com »
Looking for new ways to capture your favorite cities? Sometimes, a simple change in your shooting experience -- like shooting with a film camera -- can help you get into a different mood. If you're yet to try shooting in film, we think these CineStill 800T street photos by Istanbul-based art director Onur Kurt will inspire you to finally give it a go. thephoblographer.com »
Tons of photographers absolutely adore CineStill's films. They give you a look that you simply can't get at all in digital due to how they're treated and developed. But one of the biggest problems that has been consistent with CineStill film though is the light leaks that they can give off. And in most cases, one of two things tend to happen. thephoblographer.com »
The cinematic aesthetic is one of today's most popular trends in photography, odd as it sounds. CineStill is among the proponents of this look, at least in the film photography world. So it's only fitting that the folks behind this popular emulsion came up with a documentary video series in aptly titled CineStill Frames, done in collaboration with Studio Skylight. thephoblographer.com »
CineStillпредставила наборы для проявки черно-белой и цветной пленки в виде порошка. onfoto.ru »
We have some exciting news from CineStill for those of you planning to make a purchase from them anytime soon. First, their developing chemicals are now available in a new powder chemistry, and hence can be shipped cheaper and more conveniently. thephoblographer.com »
CineStill has released powder-based versions of its Df96 monochrome and C-41 color film development kits. The new kits only require a bit of distilled water to bring them to life and make both storing and shipping easier for both retailers and consumers. dpreview.com »
CineStill has just unveiled the °Cs “Temperature Control System” TCS-1000, an immersion circulator thermostat designed to simply and improve at-home film processing. It’s essentially a sous vide stick that has been specifically designed for film photographers. petapixel.com »
Experienced film photographers would opt for at home film development since it’s more practical and, in the long run, cheaper than always going to photo labs. However, one of its trickier aspects is keeping the chemicals at a certain temperature throughout the entire process. thephoblographer.com »
I like to think that CineStill had a fairly big part in the revival of analog film culture; indeed they did something that no one else was doing and even today no one else really does. Yet in many ways, what CineStill does is something that has been around for years now. thephoblographer.com »
Однорастворное проявление всего за три минуты и без риска передержать пленку. Компания CineStill анонсировала “святой грааль” пленочной фотографии: Df96, проявляюще-фиксирующий раствор для работы с любыми черно-белыми пленками. fototips.ru »
CineStill just announced a “holy grail” of film photography: a single-step monobath called Df96 for processing any black-and-white film. The company says it’s the world’s fastest process — one that can develop your film in just 3 minutes, from start to finish. petapixel.com »
Ever been afraid of messing up developing your own black and white film at home? It's a relatively easy process, but a lot can still go wrong -- too much development, improper dilution, lengthy development time, bubble marks, and over-agitation are among the most common. thephoblographer.com »
I've forever been on the hunt for a black and white film that I'm truly, madly in love with; and while CineStill bwXX comes really close, I'd like to think that the Ilford Delta lineup of film is still more my taste. thephoblographer.com »
I've forever been on the hunt for a black and white film that I'm truly, madly in love with; and while CineStill bwXX comes really close, I'd like to think that the Ilford Delta lineup of film is still more my taste. thephoblographer.com »
We've updated our CineStill 50D review to include the 120 emulsion. 120 CineStill 50D came out after a campaign that the company put out. So what do we think? Essentially, CineStill 50D is in some ways an unpredictable film. thephoblographer.com »
Great news for everyone in the film photography world, CineStill bwXX is back in stock. This film is the company's only black and white film emulsion and unfortunately is not as popular as the company's 800T or 50D film emulsions partially because, well, it's fairly rare. thephoblographer.com »
Hey folks, This is an update to tell you all that we’ve finished reviewing CineStill 800T in both 35mm and 120. Our CineStill 800T Review has been updated accordingly. Besides obviously being a larger format of the film, CineStill 800T we find is more forgiving when it comes to dealing with actual daylight. CineStill 800T thephoblographer.com »
Фотографы, снимающие на среднеформатные плёночные камеры могут получить в свой арсенал новую плёнку. CineStill скоро выпустит свою 50D в формате 120, а предварительные заказы уже можно оформлять. Плёнка CineStill известна своей популярной 800Tungsten и 50Daylight XPro C-41. photar.ru »
CineStill has launched its 50D film in 120 format, currently offering it for pre-order with an anticipated August 2017 shipping date. The 50D is a color-balanced daylight (5500K) color negative motion picture film; CineStill explains that its 'Premoval' process, which is proprietary, enables photographers to safely process the film at home or using standard C-41 chemicals. dpreview.com »
Medium format film shooters have something new to be excited about: CineStill will soon be shipping its 50D film in 120 format, and pre-orders are now open. CineStill Film is known for its popular 800Tungsten and 50Daylight Xpro C-41, both created from Kodak motion picture cinema film. The 800T hit the shelves in 120 back […] petapixel.com »
The folks over at CineStill have finally got CineStill 50D in the 120 format ready. CineStill 50D, for the uninitiated, the a low ISO, fine grain color negative emulsion. It is Kodak Vision film repackaged for 35mm and now 120 use. thephoblographer.com »
"I think most portraits capture more than just a nose and pair of eyeballs. " says photographer Alex Medvick in an email response to our questions inquiring about his portraiture and using CineStill 800T in the 120 format. thephoblographer.com »
