CineStill BWxx Black and White 135/36 Exposure Film The Cinematic Look in Your Hands

Bring the iconic cinematic aesthetic to your photography with CineStill BWxx Black and White Film. Known for its rich tonality, high sharpness, and classic film grain, this panchromatic black-and-white negative film delivers exceptional results, whether you’re shooting in the studio or out in natural light. With variable speeds from ISO 200 to 800, CineStill BWxx provides flexibility in a wide range of lighting conditions, making it ideal for photographers who want to explore creative possibilities.

Classic Cinematic Film Stock for Still Photography Originally crafted for motion pictures, CineStill BWxx inherits the look and feel of legendary films that have graced the big screen. Now available in convenient DX-coded steel cassettes, its ready for modern still photography enthusiasts. Rated ISO 250 under daylight (5500K) and ISO 200 under tungsten lighting (3200K), this film can also be push-processed up to ISO 1600, offering incredible versatility. Whether you’re shooting under challenging low-light conditions or looking to capture dramatic contrast, CineStill BWxx delivers with stunning detail and depth.

Iconic Film for Iconic Movies Many legendary films have used this classic black-and-white emulsion, including Oppenheimer (2023), The Lighthouse (2019), Frantz (2016), American Horror Story (2011-2017), Casino Royale (2006), Schindlers List (1993), and Raging Bull (1980). Now, you can recreate that timeless cinematic feel in your own photography.

Key Features:

• Variable Speed: ISO 200-800, with the ability to push-process up to ISO 1600.
• Film Format: 35mm with 36 exposures per roll.
• Cinematic Aesthetic: Delivers a rich tonal range, sharpness, and fine grain structure.
• Acetate Base: Offers durability and archival quality.
• Factory Spooled: DX-coded steel cassettes for easy loading and use with modern cameras.

Recommended Development For best results, CineStill recommends developing this film with CineStill D96 B&W Motion Picture Developer or CineStill Df96 “Developer & Fix” B&W Monobath. It is also compatible with most other black-and-white film developers.

Proper Storage and Handling To maintain optimal quality, load and unload the film in subdued light, and store unexposed film in a refrigerator at 13C (55F) or lower. Before use, allow the film to warm up to room temperature to avoid moisture condensation. Process your film as soon as possible after exposure and store the developed negatives in a cool, dry place.

With CineStill BWxx, you can bring a touch of cinematic history to your still photography, creating images that feel as dramatic and timeless as the movies that inspired them.