CineStill BWXX (Double-X)
as low as MYR 5.04 for 24 months*
CineStill BWXX (Double-X) - A Modern Classic
There’s something timeless about black and white.
CineStill BWXX is made for those who want to slow down, observe, and capture moments with intention. Whether you’re walking through the city at night or catching light in a quiet space, this film responds beautifully to mood, contrast, and movement.
It delivers deep blacks, soft highlights, and a rich tonal range that feels straight out of classic cinema, the kind of look that turns everyday scenes into something more atmospheric and emotional.
Flexible and forgiving, it works just as well in bright daylight as it does in low light, giving you the freedom to shoot instinctively without overthinking.
This is the same motion picture film stock used in iconic films, now reimagined for still photography.
Base ISO: 250 (Daylight) / 200 (Tungsten)
Why shoot with BWXX:
- A true cinematic black & white look
- Beautiful contrast and tonal depth
- Sharp yet organic feel
- Great for both street and low-light moments
- Perfect for storytelling and sequences
For those who:
-Move through the world with a camera in hand.
-Shoot what they feel, not just what they see.
-And appreciate the beauty of a moment, captured in one take.
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All new camera products come with a limited 2-years warranty from the date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. If your camera proves to be defective during the warranty period, we or our supplier will repair or replace the product at no charge.
This warranty does not cover damage resulting from misuse, accidents, modifications, or unauthorized repairs. Normal wear and tear, including scratches and cosmetic damage, is also not covered.
To claim your warranty, please retain your original receipt and contact us for assistance.
1. C41
C41 is the standard process for developing color negative film. It produces the familiar color negatives that can be printed or scanned into digital images. Known for its wide latitude and forgiving nature, C41 is ideal for a variety of lighting conditions and is the most commonly used process for color photography.
2. B&W
B&W (Black and White) processing is used for black and white negative film. This classic process yields high-contrast monochrome images with deep blacks, bright whites, and a wide range of grays. B&W processing allows for greater control over tonality and is popular among photographers who prefer a timeless, artistic look.
3. ECN-2
ECN-2 is a specialized process used primarily for developing motion picture film. This process produces color negatives with lower contrast and more subdued colors compared to C41, which is ideal for cinematography. While primarily for movies, some photographers use ECN-2 for its unique aesthetic in still photography.
4. E6
E6 is the process used for developing color reversal, or slide, film. This process produces positive images directly on the film, which can be viewed as slides or projected. E6 is known for its vibrant colors, fine grain, and sharpness, making it a favorite among photographers who want richly saturated images.