Films and their base stock
Candido 200 Studiomade fromKodak Vision3 200Tsame emulsion
Candido: made from 200T motion picture film, no remjet (anti-halation layer in the emulsion). Same box speed.
Source: Candido 200 Studio product page (manufacturer)
Candido 400 Classicmade fromKodak Vision3 250Dsame emulsion
Candido: made from 250D motion picture film, no remjet. Box speed 400 vs. Kodak's EI 250.
Source: Candido 400 Classic product page (manufacturer)
Candido 800 Reservemade fromKodak Vision3 500Tsame emulsion
Candido: made from 500T motion picture film, no remjet. Box speed 800 vs. Kodak's EI 500.
Source: Candido 800 Reserve product page (manufacturer)
CineStill 50Daylightmade fromKodak Vision3 50Dmodified emulsion
CineStill: original fresh stock from Kodak 50D, made remjet-free with its proprietary 'Premoval' process.
Source: CineStill 50Daylight product page (manufacturer)
CineStill 800Tungstenmade fromKodak Vision3 500Tmodified emulsion
Community source, not CineStill: CineStill only says 800T was originally based on a 500-speed motion picture film and doesn't name the maker. Made remjet-free with its 'Premoval' process; rated EI 800 vs. Kodak's EI 500.
Source: Wikipedia: CineStill (cites PetaPixel, The Best 35mm Film in 2026) (community)
CineStill BwXXmade fromEastman Double-Xsame emulsion
CineStill: Eastman Double-X 5222, spooled into 135 cassettes, emulsion left relatively unchanged.
Source: CineStill news: Limited release of Double-X (2014-09-09) (manufacturer)
CineStill REDRUMmade fromCineStill 800Tungstensame emulsion
CineStill: produced using its 800T emulsion, loaded as red scale (exposed through the base). Rated ISO 200.
Source: CineStill news: REDRUM launch (manufacturer)