COLOR NEGATIVE FILM can be processed either C41 or E-6 - See Pictures I took plus an Independent Video Review
You are buying one roll of this interesting 35mm film.
From the World's smallest film company, located in France, comes a wonderful color film - Film Washi X
"X" is a technical film with no orange mask that gives beautiful warm toned and highly saturated pictures which recall the first color negative film of the 40’s & 50’s, such as from Agfa. It also offer the possibility to process it in both C41 (negative) or E6 (slide) process. If processing as E-6 you do not pay extra to a lab for cross processing but the colors will shift of course.
I love this film -- and I hope you will too. I have been told to be careful not to load this type of film in bright sunlight as you might get light streaks on your first 3-4 shots. I loaded in somewhat dim light but nothing very dark -- didn't have a problem on one single shot and I got 37 of them! -- See Pictures. Note: The roll I shot was processed as C-41.
Also - it is DX coded and fresh as can be.
Another interesting item I have on eBay is CYBERPUNK 400D 35mm Color Negative Film, which is Kodak 250D Motion Picture Film with the Remjet removed so it can be processed as C-41 (see my other listings).
Here is a review of Film Washi X by Youtube Channel Exploring Analog
My first two rolls of WASHI X film | Film stock review
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