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PostPosted: Thu Aug 28, 2014 7:13 pm    Post subject: Cinestill Reply with quote

There's been much hype going on about cinestill lately, and so it happened, it finally appeared at B&H, and without thinking twice i picked up few rolls. Shot first roll in bright daylight and it all turned out awful: first the local drug store did a horrible job at developing the film (note to self - do it yourself), it's full of scratches across all frames, and second - only later learned that cinestill is thungsteen color balanced film - not recommended for daylight shooting (duh!!!). According to the manufacturer's website - although they don't recommend shooting in daylight, the use of 85 & 81 filters (to tackle the bluish cast) might be needed for daylight shooting. My question is, has anyone used cinestill in daylight with or without warming filters, what's your experience like, and pretty much how to get the most accurate color rendition?