Cinematic Black and White Film - Cinestill BwXX

[@4udience0f0ne]

Hey Brian! Andre from CineStill here. I really enjoyed the review and the images you created. The short clips from some of the movies shot on Eastman Kodak 5222 Double-X was a nice touch. Good luck with the move and keep up the great work!

[@BrianCho]

Thanks Andre! I hope Cinestill continues to innovate with their film stock!

[@ShaunakDe]

Thanks for talking about this film. I bought a box recently and didn't know how to correctly shoot this one till I saw your video!

[@StillSawyerPhotography]

Had no idea this film was used on The Lighthouse. I haven’t shot B&W yet, this is definitely going to be my first roll

[@wilmotta9237]

Best of luck in NYC and safe travels.

[@khaliljamarr]

the shot at 4:09 is breathtaking!

[@BrianCho]

Thanks Khalil!

[@Stop4MotionMakr]

0:12 wow I lived there and use to pass by these boat houses every day.

[@NunoAlmeidaPhotography]

4:23 looks awesome!

[@apb_london]

Thanks for this review. Do you know if the anti-halation layer (remjet) is removed for the Bwxx as in the colour film? Does this have the softness around lights as well? Tx.

[@BrianCho]

As far as I've read, BwXX does not contain a remjet layer. It does have characteristics of soft glowing highlights around lights, but not as pronounced as Cinestill 800T and 50D

[@kevin-parratt-artist]

I need 220.