CineStill
CineStill Xpro C-41 800Tungsten 35mm Color Negative Film 5-Pack with Bag
Tungsten-balanced 800 ISO colour negative film for low-light shooting, C-41 processable and pushable to 3200 ISO, supplied as five 35 mm 36-exposure rolls with a bag
- Tungsten-balanced 800 ISO film excels in low-light indoor scenes
- Motion picture emulsion delivers cinematic halation effects on highlights
- Remjet-free design allows standard C-41 lab processing worldwide
- Each roll provides 36 exposures on 35mm acetate base
- Push-processing capability extends usable sensitivity to 3200 ISO
Tungsten-balanced motion picture film
CineStill Xpro C-41 800Tungsten is a colour negative film on an acetate base. It is tungsten-balanced at 800 ISO for difficult low-light situations. Each roll provides 36 exposures in 35mm format. The pack contains five rolls and includes a camera bag.
Remjet-free C-41 processing
The emulsion is Remjet-free so it is safe for standard C-41 photo lab processing. It can also be processed in Cs41 or Cs2 chemistry for different contrast curves. Push-processing up to 3200 ISO is possible for extra sensitivity.
Halation effect and hybrid workflow
The acetate base produces a slight halation effect around highlights for a cinematic look. The emulsion is optimised for a hybrid workflow and scanning. Extended shelf life reduces artifacts even after the expiry date.
Highlights
- Tungsten-balanced 800 ISO film excels in low-light indoor scenes
- Motion picture emulsion delivers cinematic halation effects on highlights
- Remjet-free design allows standard C-41 lab processing worldwide
- Each roll provides 36 exposures on 35mm acetate base
- Push-processing capability extends usable sensitivity to 3200 ISO
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I load the 35mm rolls into my camera and what step do people often miss?
Open the camera back, insert the cartridge, pull the leader to the take-up spool, and confirm the sprockets engage the perforations before closing the back — forgetting to verify sprocket engagement is the most common error.
What storage or handling does this 800Tungsten film need over time?
Keep the rolls cool and dry; the acetate base and extended shelf life reduce artifacts after expiration, but heat and humidity will still degrade the emulsion.
At what ISO does push processing stop giving usable results on this 800 ISO film?
The film can be push-processed up to 3200 ISO; beyond that, increased grain and contrast loss make scans impractical.
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