CineStill film in Brooklyn and NYC.

[MarkP]

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Thats what we thought initially but no, and other film in the same tank was unaffected. It was indeed the emulsion and Cinestill accepted this to be the case.

TYPO - no other film in the tank was affected.

[sblitz]

Now here is the same photo taken at the same time with Ektar.  

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For me, reliability is paramount and after being burned dozens of times I have given up with the film all together.  

To each his own and best of luck and wishing only great results. (I am not bitter  )

 

I agree completely about the reliability issue -- especially with film. i have a couple of old roles in my fridge, will shoot eventually but not for anything I consider important

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[Martin B]

Regarding development of the Cinestill films - I read elsewhere that it is not recommended to develop the films on your own with C-41 since one layer of the film first has to be first removed by a professional lab? Or were the original photos in this post directly made with C-41 without any change to the film?

[Activatedfx]

The photos in the 1st post were processed normally. CineStill is movie film that has had the RemJet layer removed so it can be processed in normal C-41 at home or by any color lab.