CineStill 50D Daylight Fine Grain Color Film (120 Format, ISO 50)

Key Features
- CineStill 50D ISO 50 120 Color Film
- 5500K color temperature
- Remjet-backing-free
- Factory-spooled
- C-41 or ECN-2 development process
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Overview
The CineStill 50D ISO 50 120 color film is a perfect choice for capturing portraits and sceneries. It produces 5500K color temperature at a film speed of ISO 50. The film can be processed using the C-41 or ECN-2 development procedure. It is designed with the same technology that is used for Hollywood’s Kodak 50D, and offers a fine color rendition with impressive sharpness. The CineStill 50D film is free of ramjet backing, which means it can create beautiful halation effects in photographs. The film negative comes factory-spooled with self-adhesive labels inside.
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| Film Type | |
| Film Size | 120 |
| Film Speed | 50 ISO |
- CineStill 50D ISO 50 120 Color Film
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