CINESTILL 50D color negative film 135-36 (35mm)

Manufacturer's description:

Cinestill films are based on professional cinema films. This means that the ex-factory shelf life of the untreated raw material is around 15-20 months. After that, Cinestill in the US has to remove the Remjet layer and the pre-treated material is then spooled in the EU. This process takes time and freight times have also increased due to COVID. Raw materials are often missing in the supply chain, which means that the spooling and packaging process can come to a standstill. Even though we were sometimes able to sell material with a shelf life of 18 months or more before COVID, it can currently happen that these shelf lives are shorter. According to Cinestill, a film is fresh when it is offered by the respective retailer with a shelf life of 6 months (or more).
https://cinestillfilm.com/blogs/news/covid-update-cinestill-film-shelf-life-expiration-notice

The CineStil 50D is currently probably the finest-grain color negative film in the world. It is also characterized by an excellent exposure latitude.

The CineStill 50D is based on the Kodak Vision3 50D motion picture film. However, CineStill has developed and applied for a patent on a process that can be used to remove the Remjet coating on the back of Kodak cine films.
This means that the film can be developed in any large laboratory, specialist laboratory, minilab or at home using the C-41 process.

Specifications CineStill 50D:
- Daylight color balance (5500K).
- ISO 50/18° in C-41 or ECN-2 Process.
- 36 exposures in standard 135 film cartridge. No DX code.
- Without back coating with a unique blooming effect (halo) with light sources and reflections.
- Advertised as the world's finest grain color negative film.
- Unsurpassed highlight drawing.
- Improved scanning properties.