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CineStill RedRum 120 Redscale Film Announced

- 3 years ago

Cinestill RedRum 120 Redscale Film has been revealed. The spooky new release from PhotoBite favourites, CineStill, is limited-edition and perfect for seasonal, Haloween-tinged results, although its look is bound to appeal well beyond the event itself.

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The film has been produced via reverse rolls of Cinestill’s 800T colour film. Shooting through the reddish film base, the film effectively loses two stops of sensitivity, resulting in a unique colour negative film that produces exciting, cinematic red, yellow, and orange tones. 

This film is suitable for red-scale photography because there is no anti-halation layer to disrupt the light, resulting in higher speed [ISO 200], better sharpness and colour.

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CineStill RedRum Key Features

  • Colour negative film
  • Red scale film – monochromatic red, yellowish hues
  • 120 medium format
  • ISO 200
  • Safe for C-41 photo lab processing
  • Factory spooled
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On their website, CineStill said: “With a name like RedRum, this film is a perfect fit for the upcoming Haloween celebrations and will be available only for a very limited time.”

You can find CineStill RedRum 120 Film in the PhotoBite Store, HERE.

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