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CineStill
CineStill Xpro C-41 800Tungsten 35mm Color Negative Film 10-Pack with Bag
Ten rolls of tungsten-balanced 800 ISO 35 mm color negative film, each with 36 exposures, C-41 processable and pushable to 3200 ISO, plus a bag
- Tungsten balance captures true colours under artificial light
- C-41 processing works in any standard photo lab
- 800 ISO speed handles difficult low-light scenes
- Pushable to 3200 ISO for extreme darkness
- 10 rolls of 36 exposures each with camera bag
10-Pack Tungsten Film for Low Light
This CineStill 800Tungsten 10-pack supplies 35 mm colour negative rolls for photographers who shoot indoors or at night under tungsten light. Each roll delivers 36 exposures on acetate base with a motion picture emulsion that produces a subtle halation effect. The pack includes a bag for transport and storage.
Replaces Daylight Film in Artificial Light
Standard daylight-balanced film shifts orange under tungsten; this stock is balanced for 3200 K sources so colours stay neutral without filters. The jump is worth it whenever you work in theatres, venues or homes lit by warm bulbs and want to avoid heavy colour correction in scanning.
800 ISO Base with 3200 ISO Push Headroom
At box speed the film handles dim interiors and evening street scenes with usable grain. Pushing two stops to 3200 ISO extends reach for candlelit or stage-lit subjects, though shadow detail thins and contrast rises. Not suited for bright daylight or buyers who need finer grain than 800 ISO provides.
Highlights
- Tungsten balance captures true colours under artificial light
- C-41 processing works in any standard photo lab
- 800 ISO speed handles difficult low-light scenes
- Pushable to 3200 ISO for extreme darkness
- 10 rolls of 36 exposures each with camera bag
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What camera format does each 35mm roll in the 10-pack fit?
Each roll is standard 35mm format with 36 exposures, so it fits any 35mm film camera that accepts regular cassettes.
How do I load the film correctly, and what step do people often miss?
Load the cassette, pull the leader to the take-up spool, advance two frames with the back closed, then set the camera ISO to 800 — many forget to change the ISO from a previous roll.
When will I need to replace or reprocess this film stock?
The film is single-use; after 36 exposures you send it for C-41 processing. Unexposed rolls should be stored cool and shot before the expiry date on the box.
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