Trying CineStill BwXX 120 Medium Format Film

Billy and Dan grab their medium format cameras and try shooting CineStill's BwXX Black and White 250 iso film in 120 format. This shoot is the first time either photographer will try the film, and they will seek out unique shots to test the way the film works in different scenarios.

Photographers:
Dan Crowder
Dancrowderphotography.com
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Billy Stever
Shutterlens.ca
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  / dan.crowder.photography  

Locations we shot:
Old Port of Montreal
Old Montreal

Styles in the video:
Street Photography
Landscape Photography
Street Portraits
Portraits on Film

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No part of this video is sponsored in any way.

All photos shot on Cinestill BwXX 120 Format Black and White Film.

Shots by Dan Crowder taken using a Mamiya Press Super 23 medium format film camera.

Shots by Billy Stever of Shutterlens.ca taken using a Yashica-A medium format film camera.

Video and audio recorded using a GoPro Hero 8 Black.
Additional video recorded using a Fujifilm X-E4.

Edited on DaVinci Resolve 17.

Film was home-developed / hand-processed using Kodak D-76 and Kodak Rapid Fixer.
Film Scans by Shutterlens.ca using a Sony a7riii Mirrorless DSLR.

Music via
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Track: Extratrillestrial
Author: Dunny

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Track: Bongo
Author: KV
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Track: chilly
Author: Barradeen
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https://cchound.com/audio/dreams/
Track: Dreams
Author: Joakim Karud
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Video referenced:
The Naked Photographer: Cinestill BwXX compared to Kodak Tri-X
   • Cinestill Double-X