CineStill Daylight Negative Film

Yes. Because this film is designed for standard C-41 processing, you can drop it off at any local lab that processes color negative film without needing special handling.

This film is color-balanced for 5500K, which is the color temperature of direct sunlight. It will produce natural, accurate colors when shooting outdoors during the day or with daylight-balanced studio lighting.

Yes, it is quite slow. You will need plenty of bright, direct sunlight to shoot handheld, or you will need to use a tripod to avoid motion blur, especially when shooting at wider apertures.

CineStill film is derived from motion picture stock, which typically has an anti-halation layer. Since that layer is removed to make it compatible with C-41 processing, you will see a distinct, glowing red halo around bright light sources in your images.

It is specifically optimized for hybrid workflows. While it prints beautifully, the emulsion is engineered to scan exceptionally well, making it a great choice if you plan to edit your photos digitally.

Each roll provides 36 exposures, which is the standard capacity for this 35mm format.