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CineStill BwXX Black and White 35mm Film
CineStill BwXX Black and White 35mm Film
CineStill BwXX 35mm is a classic panchromatic black & white negative film, offering a distinctive cinematic look with rich tonality and excellent sharpness. Originally derived from a legendary motion picture film stock, it’s built for both still photography and creative expression, whether you’re shooting on location or in the studio.
With a variable speed rating of ISO 250 in daylight and ISO 200 under tungsten light, BwXX can be pushed up to EI 1600, making it highly adaptable in low-light situations. Its fine grain, broad tonal range, and acetate base make it a favorite among photographers seeking that timeless, high-contrast black & white aesthetic.
Used in iconic films such as Oppenheimer (2023), The Lighthouse (2019), and Schindler’s List (1993), this emulsion has a rich legacy on the big screen, now available for your own creative projects.
Specifications:
- 35mm B&W negative film (36 exposures)
- Variable speed: EI 200–800 (ISO 250 daylight / ISO 200 tungsten)
- Fine grain and excellent sharpness
- Classic cinematic contrast and tonal depth
- Acetate base
- Also available in 120 format
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I tried FilmProcessing after a dissapointing experience at another photo shop which almost put me off photography, and honestly I have yet to have any complaint with anything they've done.
Sending film rolls in is extremely easy, I do mine wholly by post with their printed form, because that's just the routine I have, but you can submit the order online (and you do get a LOT more options for types of film such as souped film etc) and post it; I assume most people do it the latter way.
Turnaround time for colour C-41 film development and return is usually around 3 working days from postage, sometimes a bit quicker depending on your order, B/W film was about 10 days, but given the way B/W is developed this is a pretty decent turnaround.
All of my orders so far are requested to have 6x4 gloss prints with all the photos digitized to CD and at no point has their packaging been a problem, there is very clearly a lot of care that goes into it (even the CD has its own inlay card telling you what's on it), the prints are, again, a really good quality and the negatives have always returned in a nice plastic sleeve with no damage. The scans themselves have always come out great, with no real concern regarding quality or colouring,
Plus, it's a local Plymouth business which is great for me as I live in the area and its nice to support something local, but even if it wasn't, I'd probrably still be using them as regularly as I do now.








