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CineStill crashes Capital Cities - Photography by Kat Braman
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Palm Beach wedding photographer and film shooter, Kat Braman, recently had the band Capitol Cities crash a wedding she was shooting. Was she prepared for the impromptu chaos that would ensue? Rather than scrambling for the nearest digital camera with High ISO capabilities or worrying about limited latitude in inconsistent lighting, Kat shot Safe And Sound like never before. ;-)
"I shoot a lot of...
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CineStill Wedding'ISH! - Fine Art Weddings by Reg Campbell in low light
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"Finally a 35mm film I can shoot in low light and not have to worry about muddy shadows and weird color casts.
CineStill is the ISH!" -Reg Campbell
Processed and scanned by Photo Vision in Oregon, on a Fuji Frontier.
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CineStill Performs - Giffords Circus on 800T by Nasir Hamid
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"I love the look of this film, the dynamic range is amazing with plenty of latitude in the scans for adjusting if I wanted to but best of all I don't have to faff around with filters or plugins to make my shots look like film. Forget about faking it, this is the real deal." -Nasir Hamid
Photography by Nasir Hamid, see more on his Simply Oxford photoblog.
"I rated the film at ISO500 and shot it in a...
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CineStill Rocks! - Bret Michaels on 800T by Fabio Ventura
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"I have photographed Rock concerts on film for while now, and no other 35mm color film I have used comes close in latitude and tonality. I have used Portra 400 & 800, as well as fujifilm Superia 1600. Cinestill wins every time."
~Fabio Ventura
~Fabio Ventura
Lab scans are from Indie Film Lab, on Fuji Frontier SP3000, shot at 1000iso, dev +1.
My request of them is pretty...
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Synchronized film speed exposure test - Fujifilm Pro400H | Fujifilm Superia 800 | Kodak Portra 800 | CineStill 800Tungsten
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We wanted to do a real world test of the best ISO rating of CineStill in Tungsten light. So we built a rig that synchronized 4 Nikon cameras with 50mm lenses on them, in order to test 4 great film stocks rated at different ISO's. Though CineStill is natively an EI500 film, we expected it to to prove comparable to an ISO800 film in low light. As a low end control we also threw in a roll of...