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Hong Kong Night Tide 001

City: Hong Kong Camera: Leica M2 Lens: Leica Summilux 35mm f1.4 FLE ASPH Film: CineStill 800T Tungsten After the heavy rain is always the best time to take your camera out and go for a walk in Hong Kong. City Night Tide is fabulous with different neon lights in the most condensed District – Mong Kok (All images were taken with CineStill 800 Tungsten pushed to ISO2400) For detail of this film, you may refer to CineStill 800T

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CineStill 50 Daylight

What so special about CineStill 50D? Same as CineStill 800T, it is a cinema film with emulsion from Kodak motion picture and modified to be suitable with C-41 processing too. For more information, you can refer to CineStill official website. Name: CineStill 50 Daylight ISO: 50 Film type: Daylight Colour Negative Character: High resolution and sharpness Weather determines your colour palette! CineStill 50D is different from its brother, CineStill 800T. It is a colour balanced daylight film at 5,500K. If any of you […]

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CineStill 800 Tungsten Colour Negative Film

Cinestill 800T Tungsten Colour Negative Film Analog Film Review CineStill 800 Tungsten Colour Negative Film June 11, 2017 Cinestill 800T Is It a Motion Picture Film? It is a cinema film with emulsion from Kodak Vision 3 5219, but the film is modified and suitable for C-41 processing. The gamma yielding is increased from ISO 500 to ISO 800. For more information, you can visit the CineStill official website. Name: CineStill 800 Tungsten Xpro ISO: 800 Film type: Tungsten Colour Negative Character: Tungsten, pushable […]

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