Film type: Black and white
Film format: 35mm
Sensitivity: ISO 250
Length: 36 recordings

Double-X 5222 was first introduced by Eastman Kodak in 1959 and quickly became one of the most popular recording materials for filmmakers and photographers. Since its introduction, not much has changed in the emulsion. For years, Kodak has only offered the film in the professional film sector as a cinema recording film. But why shouldn't the "still photographers" also be able to benefit from the unique look?

Therefore, Cinestill rewinds the film into normal 35mm cartridges with DX coding.