Original illustration of this kind of film, not its packaging.
Maker
CineStill
Speed
ISO 50
Type
Color negative
Process
Not recorded
Formats
Not recorded
Production
Not recorded
Ratings
Grain fineness
Not yet rated
Resolving power
Not yet rated
Exposure latitude
Not yet rated
Colour vividness
Not yet rated
Each rating names its basis: manufacturer data, measured image statistics, or an editorial (subjective) judgement. An item without a reliable basis is marked Not yet rated; no score is guessed.
Recommended subjects
No recommendation yet
This film has no editorial description yet, so no subjects are recommended.
Sample photos
Style simulations (LUT) on the same licensed photo; not taken on this film.
Simulation People on a street (LUT style simulation) Photo: troykelly · Photo licence: CC-BY-2.0Simulation Woodland landscape (LUT style simulation) Photo: CoreForce · Photo licence: CC-BY-2.0Simulation Stone alley (LUT style simulation) Photo: b.roveran · Photo licence: CC-BY-2.0Simulation A gig at night (LUT style simulation) Photo: thegreatgonzo · Photo licence: CC-BY-2.0Simulation100% crop People on a street, 100% detail (LUT style simulation) Photo: troykelly · Photo licence: CC-BY-2.0
One test, usually one roll, one workflow. It does not say how the film looks under other development and scanning.
Greens to yellows and violets to magentas lose saturation, while blues and cyans keep it. Reds drift to a soft, pale orange, so skin looks muted against cool backgrounds. Red glow around bright areas, from the removed antihalation layer. Low colour accuracy; strongest at golden and blue hour.
History
No sourced timeline is held for this film yet. A year without a source is not printed here.
In the photo analysis
When a photo is analysed, Cinestill 50D can be named as its closest film direction. That describes the colour and tone of the picture; it does not say the photo was shot on this film, and the match figure is not a probability.
The illustration is original FilmAnalysis artwork of this kind of film, not this product or its packaging. Film names are references for an aesthetic direction; FilmAnalysis has no affiliation with any film manufacturer.
