CMS 20 II Ultra High Resolution Sort/Hvid Negativfilm, 35mm

Name: CMS 20 II Ultra High Resolution Sort/Hvid Negativfilm, 35mm
Brand: CineStill Film
SKU: SKU-231635-1785052178924-shogd1czx
Price: 7 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (5 reviews)

CMS 20 II Ultra High Resolution Sort/Hvid Negativfilm, 35mm - Main image

$7 ~~$13.99~~ In stock

Category: Kameratilbehør

Adox CMS II ISO 20 er en ultra højopløselig sort/hvid negativfilm designet til brug med Adotech IV Developer til billedkunstnerisk fotografering. Denne kombination er i stand til at opnå kornfri forstørrelser på op til 8 fod diagonalt. Det svarer til omkring 500 megapixel i et digitalkamera. Dette skyldes filmens specielle monodisperse ultra højopløselige emulsion.

AHU-laget (anti-halation) mellem emulsion og basismateriale garanterer skarphed og forhindrer enhver halationseffekt. Adox CMS 20 II har en ortopankromatisk sensibilisering, som differentierer perfekt mellem farver. Så der er ingen grund til at bruge et grønt filter til portrætfotografering.

Filmens base er helt transparent, hvilket gør det muligt at vende den og bruge den som en ultra højopløselig diaramme med ekstreme projektionsmuligheder. For at opnå dette skal filmen fremkaldes i Adotech IV og derefter gennemgå en reverseringsproces.

ADOX CMS 20 II & ADOTECH IV Datablad

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Natalie ★★★★★ Aug 25, 2026

Shooting at ISO 20 forces you to slow down and think, but the payoff is real — developed with the matching developer, the grain just disappears into something almost painterly. I've never seen a 35mm frame hold this much fine detail, even in the tricky mid-tones.

Stella B. ★★★★★ Aug 23, 2026

I’ve been shooting at ISO 20 with the Adotech IV developer, and the negatives hold detail that feels almost impossible for film—like a 35mm frame that could pass for medium format. The toner response is smooth, and highlights stay clean without the usual blocky grain. Just be prepared for slow shutt

Mia ★★★★★ Aug 22, 2026

The grain-free enlargements are real, even on a 5x7 print from a 35mm frame, which feels like cheating physics. Developing with the matching kit is a must, but the detail in a bright sky shot is honestly like nothing I’ve seen from any other roll I’ve tried.