https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IOC4hLNiK0
My last roll of CineStill 800T, with my full take on their recent controversy.Reflx Lab film here:https://reflxlab.com/products/pre-order-reflx-lab-800t-tung

https://www.reddit.com/r/AnalogCommunity/comments/175df6p/im_out_of_the_loop_whats_the_controversy_with/
CineStill sends a Cease and Desist order to this business and require them to stop using CineStill's trademark on their product "Reflex Lab 800T". r/AnalogCommunity users who don't understand legal rules goes bananas and encourages boycott of CineStill, even though their are just protecting their legal entity.

https://www.reddit.com/r/AnalogCommunity/comments/1772n1i/i_am_beatfrom_the_cinestill_incidenthere_we_go/
I had to reach out to them to find out what was wrong and as soon as they told me what I had done wrong, I corrected things and apologized. The understanding back then was that should there be any other concern on their part, they would reach out to me. ... "What started as a misunderstanding between CineStill and one other small business

https://www.reddit.com/r/AnalogCommunity/comments/j2dw8w/whats_with_the_cinestill_obsession/
But your implied premise that the photography of others is meant to appeal to you is wrong. It doesn't matter how many Cinestill photos you can link to, the fact remains that people want to shoot their own photos with Cinestill. Or with Portra. Or using a 50mm lens. They can explore their interests and creativity, and enjoy the results of

https://petapixel.com/2023/10/11/film-brand-cinestill-swarmed-by-an-angry-mob-stoked-by-misinformation/
A post by u/ReachIntelligent519, a self-described solo film seller with a 23-year history on eBay, alleges that they were intimidated by CineStill. The seller says that the issue began in May when

https://www.35mmc.com/13/10/2023/news-the-battle-over-800t-straight-answers-on-the-cinestill-trademark-story/
The letter is titled as a "Demand to Cease and Desist and Demand for Preservation of Evidence" and is dated May 15, 2023. The letter states that CineStill is the exclusive rights owner for the registered word mark "800T" and a common-law word mark "800TUNGSTEN". You can view the image of the first page of the letter on CatLabs blog

https://www.largeformatphotography.info/forum/showthread.php?158554-Tried-out-Cinestill-s-new-CS6-kit-or-how-I-learned-I-m-exposing-slide-wrong-(maybe
Re: Tried out Cinestill's new CS6 kit, or how I learned I'm exposing slide wrong (may. As you noted, exposure is critical for making good transparencies. I personally place important highlights (that need to preserve some color/texture) at +2 2/3 stops, so close to +3 stops, and let the shadows fall wherever they may end up.

https://www.analog.cafe/r/cinestill-50d-35mm-c-41-film-review-l0tw
CineStill 50D is a pre-processed Kodak Vision 3 emulsion. It's fine-grained, has a wide dynamic range and accurate colours. It's fine-grained, has a wide dynamic range and accurate colours. Packaged for still 35mm cameras, the film lacks a rem-jet layer, which can create unique visual effects in certain lighting conditions.

https://lastgoodfilmlab.com/blog/film-review-cinestill-bwxx
SPECS. A great aspect of this film is its versatility. Rated at 250 ISO for daylight shooting and 200 ISO under tungsten light while still having the ability to be pushed past 1600 gives Cinestill BwXX the capability to handle in a wide variety of light conditions. MY THOUGHTS. I will definitely be loading another roll of this film stock soon.

https://www.photrio.com/forum/threads/cinestill-800t-issues.131596/
Jan 20, 2016. #25. A lot of the posted images for Cinestill 800T are the result of hybrid processing, and all these nasties like color cross over, color cast and whatever can be easily corrected that way. What can not be corrected is underexposure, as pointed out by MattKing and others.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinestill
Cinestill Film (stylized as CineStill film) is a Los Angeles-based company selling photographic film for analog cameras in collaboration with Kodak motion picture cinema film stock.The two brothers who founded the company started as a small business shooting music and wedding photography, building and modifying cameras and lenses, then moved on to chemically adapting motion picture film so it

https://www.reddit.com/r/filmphotography/comments/ypspf3/cinestill_400d_didnt_turn_out_well_where_did_i_go/
I was using Cinestill 400D for the first time in a Minolta X-700. I took some close ups of buildings with golden hour light and they turned out kind of blurry/glowing and bad looking. ... Or did I do something wrong here? I posted 2 of the blurry/glowing photos and one photo with Cinestill 400D from a further range that I thought turned out

https://help.cinestillfilm.com/hc/en-us/articles/360028874572-Is-there-anything-I-should-do-differently-when-shooting-CineStill-Film
CineStill is more sensitive (and thus susceptible to light leaks and static discharge) than most other films, so care should be taken when handling. Static discharge can expose the film as blue or red marks on the film, and is caused by advancing or rewinding the film at too great a speed, especially in cool dry environments.

https://shotkit.com/cinestill-film/
History of CineStill Film. CineStill as a company has only been around since 2012. However, in just over a decade they've managed to become one of the biggest names in photographic film.. CineStill got their start when the company founders wanted to find an easier way to shoot 35 mm motion picture film rather than dealing with the high cost and awkward process of working with uncut reels of

https://emulsive.org/articles/a-deeper-dive-into-cinestill-simplified-cs2-chemistry-ecn-2-cinestill
This equals up to a 30%+ increase in tonal and contrast range. The target contrast gamma of the Cs41 process is between .6 to .65, but ECN-2 film is only .45 to .55. Below: photos by Koltin Sullivan of Lauren Lākin & Henry J Keith on CineStill 50D processed in Cs41 (top) and Cs2 Cine Simplified (bottom).

https://www.404media.co/cinestill-800t-trademark-dispute-is-tearing-the-tiny-film-photography-community-apart/
Jason Koebler. · Oct 17, 2023 at 10:45 AM. Small film camera businesses have been shocked to receive threatening emails from a company called CineStill over who has the right to use the term '800T.'. Images: CineStill / Reflx Lab. Composition: Jason Koebler. On a Saturday in August, Lucia Rollow, who runs the Bushwick Community Darkroom, threw

https://www.reddit.com/r/analog/comments/170sd4w/intimidated_by_cinestill_i_dont_think_i_am_doing/
Nor can I afford to take on CineStill. And, I do want to do the right thing. Even though Reflx seems like David and CineStill the Goliath, if Reflx is, in fact, infringing on the rights of CineStill as CS claims, then, I don't want to be a part of that infringement as it is wrong. I feel intimidated by CineStill in its actions.

https://thedarkroom.com/film/cinestill-50d-50iso-color-film-review/
Cinestill 50D - Film Review. Cinestill 50D which is a daylight color balanced color negative motion picture film. The remjet backing has been removed allowing it to be developed as c-41 and gives a unique halation effect. It's an incredibly fine grained film with unrivaled exposure latitude which is why we recommend erring on overexposure

https://lenslurker.com/cinestill-film/
Cinestill 800T was the first film introduced by Cinestill and is the film that most people associate with the company. The name indicates a film speed of 800 and a tungsten color balance. Cinestill 50D was next, with a film speed of 50, and a more traditional daylight color balance. This film is notable for its incredibly fine grain and fast speed.

https://www.myfavouritelens.com/cinestill-800t-35mm-film-review/
CineStill films aren't like any of those. Instead, they're (relatively) new and reworked. There's nothing wrong with the rebadged ones but I do respect the effort that goes into modifying films somehow before they get spooled. But that's not the only thing that makes 800T special, as we'll see in this review.

https://www.reddit.com/r/analog/comments/17kqw2j/weird_discoloration_with_cinestill_800/
Almost all film is daylight balanced. The 500T cinestill is based on is basically a specialty stock. Reply Goat_Wizard_Doom_666 ... Unless something was wildly wrong with exposure here, this is an issue with scanning. Especially if you haven't experienced this before. Sometimes lab scanners get a back color balance read and shit gets hecky.

https://casualphotophile.com/2016/09/15/cinestill-800t-film-profile-shoot-like-abrams-allen-and-tarentino/
Cinestill 800T's unique color rendition adds to its otherworldly nature. Under warm, tungsten lighting, the film looks perfectly natural. Indoor portraits of friends are shot worry-free and need nearly no post-processing. But under other kinds of lighting, say, fluorescent or neon light, it tends to react more interestingly.

https://www.reddit.com/r/AnalogCommunity/comments/17689vw/petapixel_film_brand_cinestill_swarmed_by_an/
In contrast, others, per CineStill, were sold using a variety of statements, such as "Same as CineStill," "better than 800T," and using CineStill's unique product identifiers for search engine optimization (SEO) purposes, which resulted in some of these problematic listings appearing when customers searched for CineStill 800T film