CineStill
CineStill Xpro C-41 800Tungsten 35mm Color Negative Film 36 Exposures
Tungsten-balanced 35 mm colour negative film delivering 36 exposures and distinctive halos from its absent remjet layer
- Tungsten balance matches indoor cinema lighting for accurate colour
- 36 exposures per roll give extended shooting capacity
- Rated ISO 800, pushable to 6400 for low-light work
- Remjet-free design creates artistic halos around highlights
- Manual processing required — no frame indices or bar codes pre-exposed
Tungsten-balanced film for low light
CineStill Xpro C-41 800Tungsten is a 35mm colour negative film balanced for tungsten lighting, making it suited to indoor and night-time photography. It delivers 36 exposures per cartridge and is rated at ISO 800, with the ability to be pushed to 6400 ISO for very dark scenes. The absent remjet layer creates distinctive halos around bright highlights. This film targets photographers who want cinematic colour rendering under artificial light.
Check camera and processing compatibility
Your 35mm camera must accept standard 135 cartridges and be able to set or override ISO 800. Because the film lacks pre-exposed frame indices and bar codes, it will not work with automated minilab processors that rely on those markings. Ensure your chosen lab can handle manual C-41 development and scanning of unindexed frames. Electronic flash units may render too blue, so clear or amber-coated flashbulbs are recommended for balanced colour.
Hand-rolled cartridge and creative halos
The stock originates from Kodak motion-picture film that is hand-cut and rolled into 135 cassettes, so each cartridge may show minor variations from mass-produced film. Without a remjet backing layer, strong point light sources produce glowing halos that can be used as a deliberate artistic effect. Expect a non-standard workflow: manual frame counting during shooting and manual alignment during scanning are required.
Highlights
- Tungsten balance matches indoor cinema lighting for accurate colour
- 36 exposures per roll give extended shooting capacity
- Rated ISO 800, pushable to 6400 for low-light work
- Remjet-free design creates artistic halos around highlights
- Manual processing required — no frame indices or bar codes pre-exposed
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 36-exposure 135 cartridge include a developing kit or do I need to send it to a lab?
The cartridge contains only the unexposed 35 mm color negative film. Processing must be arranged separately at a lab that handles C-41 chemistry.
Should I choose the 800 ISO or 6400 ISO setting for night street photography?
The film is rated 800 ISO but is designed to be pushed to 6400 ISO for low-light work; set your camera to 6400 and have the lab push-process accordingly.
What does the missing remjet layer do to highlights at 6400 ISO?
Without the remjet layer, bright points such as street lamps produce pronounced halos that many photographers use as a creative effect.
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