ISO 800 Color Negative Film for Cinematic Tungsten Sublight Film

Capture images like a scene from the movie.
ISO 800 Color Negative Film for Cinematic Tungsten Sublight Film
Designed for difficult tungsten light conditions with low light
It can also be used in many different lighting situations.

This custom re-processed film is safe to develop with standard C-41.
When you want to shoot with tungsten light(3200K), we recommend setting it as ISO 800 and taking pictures without filtering.
It is good for night photography, but because of tungsten film, it will be bluish in sunlight.
In that case, when the color correction filter is used (KODAK 85B, Kenko W12, Fuji LBA-12).

If you enjoy the magical bluish color, please let the print do not correct.

ISO Sensitivity 800.

Please pay attention to the exposure factor when using the filter.
If the above color correction filter is installed, it will be ISO 500.
If camera with auto exposure mechanism (AE), please use it with ISO 800 even when the filter is attached.

[Note]
In rare cases, CineStill films may come into the film in red like lightning bolt or as a dot. This is due to static electricity. Static electricity can accumulate in film, part of equipment or winding wire. The anti-static/anti-halation treatment is not complete during the filling process. It tends to occur better than other films in particularly cool, dry environments. The best way to avoid this, it is recommended to slowly wind it up and wind it back