The CineStill 50D Colour 120 Film is a daylight-balanced colour negative film derived from professional motion picture stock. Designed for bright-light and high-resolution photography, it delivers vibrant colour, smooth contrast and ultra-fine grain in medium format. Rated at ISO 50 and usable between ISO 12–100, it maintains sharpness and tonal accuracy across a wide range of exposures. The Remjet-free design allows standard C-41 processing at any lab or with home kits for reliable results.
CineStill 50D Colour 120 Film Key Features:
- ISO 50 daylight-balanced colour negative film (120 format)
- Based on professional motion picture film stock
- Designed for bright-light and high-resolution photography
- Ultra-fine grain ensures exceptional sharpness and clarity
- Usable between ISO 12–100 for creative flexibility
- Maintains vibrant colour and tonal accuracy across exposures
- Remjet-free for standard C-41 processing at labs or home
- Factory spooled for clean handling and loading
FAQs:
Can CineStill 50D 120 be used indoors or in low light?
This film performs best in bright daylight or controlled studio lighting. It can be used indoors with flash or artificial light, but exposure adjustments may be needed due to its low ISO.
What ISO settings work best with CineStill 50D 120?
The film is rated at ISO 50 but can be shot between ISO 12–100 without push processing. Lower ratings enhance warmth and halation, while higher ratings provide cooler tones and sharper contrast.
How do I develop CineStill 50D 120?
It’s Remjet-free and compatible with standard C-41 colour negative processing, so it can be developed at most photo labs or with home C-41 kits.
Does CineStill 50D 120 produce halation effects?
Yes. Without the Remjet layer found in motion picture film, light can reflect within the film base, creating a subtle glow around highlights for a soft, cinematic effect.
CineStill 50D Colour 120 Film - Sample Images
Product Specification
| Exposures | 12 |
| ISO Range | 50 |
| Size | 120 (Medium Format) |
| Type | Colour Film |