What to expect from Cinestill 400D

#filmphotography #tutorial #cinestill
In this video I will tell you if cinestill 400D is really worth all the hype it gets.
I took a roll of it on a trip to Amsterdam to try it out
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[@WatOno]

Great shots, I really like how amazing the colors are on this film stock. Keep up the great work!

[@crtvfrdm]

Thanks! The colors are amazing! Shoot some if you get the chance!

[@ToddDeSilva]

It’s really nice. I’m surprised how much I like it. My local lab here has a lot of it. I got the KV3 250d version (respooled by flicfilm)

[@crtvfrdm]

yea I think thats the same as cinestill 400d. I'm excited to shoot more of it! curious to see if there is a difference between the c41 and the ecn2 processed ones too!

[@mvonwalter6927]

Got my first roll of it back last week. It's very versatile. Not too much contrast like Ektar but I still like the color more than Portra 160.

[@crtvfrdm]

I think it's probably my favorite film stock so far, but to be fair I am still very new to film photography

[@jeffandtammyharris7988]

Great video. I live in Texas, US. Film is also coming back here very well.

[@crtvfrdm]

thanks! glad to see film alive and well globally! :D

[@danienelphoto]

I still need to try CineStill ... but I am actually not a massive fan of the halations. Maybe once I shoot it I might feel different. Anyways, nice video. Greets from Cape Town , South Africa

[@crtvfrdm]

Thanks! Like I said, maybe regular kodak vision 3 is more your thing then! Same dope colors without the halations, try it out

[@carlosdavidnavarro7474]

Hi there! I’ve been having some trouble shooting this film stock! I develop my photos but I always get a lot of the film halation but when I see other peoples pics I don’t see the same thing happening! What do you think I could be doing wrong?

[@crtvfrdm]

Without having a look at the photos that would be really hard for me to tell. Do you have a store close to you that develops film? I'm sure they would be very happy to tell you what they think. As I have no experience developing my own photos yet I can't really help you out there! If I would have to give a wild guess though, I would say, are you shooting this at very low shutter speeds? That might cause it. I shot some long exposure cinestill 800t not too long ago and the halations are kind of out of control on those

[@lanatrzczka]

Nice video. Kodak negative films all look too yellow. How great it was when E100 was re-introduced. But that one looks too blue! The really good one, Provia, unfortunately looks like it might be on the way out.

[@crtvfrdm]

Can this be fixed with color filters? Or are we doomed to choose a color

[@lanatrzczka]

@@crtvfrdm Sure, but not very practical if you have a lot of lenses.

[@clintwoosley9512]

I just had this stock come off the roll so it couldn’t be rewinded. So sad. Had a waitress throw the roll away…… such a bummer.

[@crtvfrdm]

Oh no that sucks so much

[@YeahItsThatBad]

Did you shoot it at box speed?

[@crtvfrdm]

Yea I did shoot it at box speed

[@MultiSciGeek]

They didn't introduce anything new lmao. There's a film shortage, they just cut up Kodak's motion picture film and repackage it. They saw an opportunity, and took it!

[@crtvfrdm]

The new part would be developing kodak motion picture film using c41 I guess. It's still something...