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CineStill Film 400Dynamic Color Negative Film (35mm Roll Film, 36 Exposures)

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$10.95 $17.95 In stock

Category: 35mm Film

CineStill Film 400Dynamic Color Negative Film is a 35mm roll film offering 36 exposures. It is listed under the 35mm Film category at The Camera Exchange.

  • Brand: CineStill Film
  • Type: Color negative film
  • Format: 35mm roll film
  • Exposures: 36 per roll
  • SKU: 359-40035
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★

Finally got my hands on a roll of 400Dynamic and the color rendition in midday sun is just gorgeous—rich but not oversaturated. Shot a whole 36 exposures at box speed and every frame came out sharp with that classic cinematic look I was hoping for.

Scarlett P. ★★★★★

Pushed this to 800 in low light and the shadows stayed surprisingly clean, which I wasn't expecting from a 400-speed color negative. Getting 36 exposures per roll means I'm not swapping film every five minutes either.

Scarlett ★★★★★

Shot a roll at golden hour and the colors came back warm without looking fake. Thirty-six exposures per roll is a nice bonus since I usually burn through film fast. Grain is there but manageable in daylight.