Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Let's take the negatives from our last video — Shooting CineStill 800T at 400, 800, 1600, and 3200 — and put them through the entire SpectraCOLOR™ Camera Scanning Workflow.
In this video, @linusandhiscamera and Brandon show you our latest light source, the CS-LITE+ SpectraCOLOR™ Light Source, how to use it and scan the film, and then how to convert the camera scanned negatives using our FREE CS Negative+ Conversion Tools for Adobe CC. We'll show you how they work together to unlock your film's potential and get the best results at home.
📺 Watch the companion video first here: youtu.be/0UYwucTk87Q
🔆 Get your own CineStill CS-LITE+ SpectraCOLOR™ Light Source: cinestillfilm.com/products/cs-lite-plus-spectracolor-camera-scanning-light-source
🖥️ Download our FREE CS Negative+ Conversion Tools for Adobe CC: cinestillfilm.com/-+
Don't forget to comment below telling us what we should cover in future videos! Have you scanned your own film before? How did it go? We hope we've helped spark an interest in taking full control over the final look of your film.
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0:00 - Introducing SpectraCOLOR
1:17 - CS-LITE+ Setup
4:35 - CS-LITE+ Color Modes
7:58 - Scanning Your Film
12:05 - CS Negative+ Overview
16:08 - Conversion 1 (Brandon)
23:05 - Conversion 2 (Brandon)
26:04 - Conversion 3 (Brandon)
28:36 - Conversion 4 (Brandon)
29:24 - Conversion 5 (Linus)
32:48 - Conversion 6 (Linus)
36:20 - Outro
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Let us know what other questions you have about the products we carry and what you would like to see a video about! Comment below and let us know, and don't forget to subscribe to the channel so you don't miss any new videos: youtube.com/c/cinestillfilmofficial?sub_confirmation=1
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Let's take the negatives from our last video — Shooting CineStill 800T at 400, 800, 1600, and 3200 — and put them through the entire SpectraCOLOR™ Camera Scanning Workflow.
In this video, @linusandhiscamera and Brandon show you our latest light source, the CS-LITE+ SpectraCOLOR™ Light Source, how to use it and scan the film, and then how to convert the camera scanned negatives using our FREE CS Negative+ Conversion Tools for Adobe CC. We'll show you how they work together to unlock your film's potential and get the best results at home.
📺 Watch the companion video first here: youtu.be/0UYwucTk87Q
🔆 Get your own CineStill CS-LITE+ SpectraCOLOR™ Light Source: cinestillfilm.com/products/cs-lite-plus-spectracolor-camera-scanning-light-source
🖥️ Download our FREE CS Negative+ Conversion Tools for Adobe CC: cinestillfilm.com/-+
Don't forget to comment below telling us what we should cover in future videos! Have you scanned your own film before? How did it go? We hope we've helped spark an interest in taking full control over the final look of your film.
==============
0:00 - Introducing SpectraCOLOR
1:17 - CS-LITE+ Setup
4:35 - CS-LITE+ Color Modes
7:58 - Scanning Your Film
12:05 - CS Negative+ Overview
16:08 - Conversion 1 (Brandon)
23:05 - Conversion 2 (Brandon)
26:04 - Conversion 3 (Brandon)
28:36 - Conversion 4 (Brandon)
29:24 - Conversion 5 (Linus)
32:48 - Conversion 6 (Linus)
36:20 - Outro
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Let us know what other questions you have about the products we carry and what you would like to see a video about! Comment below and let us know, and don't forget to subscribe to the channel so you don't miss any new videos: youtube.com/c/cinestillfilmofficial?sub_confirmation=1
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TAGS: film photography, film development, cinestill film, cinestil, cinestill, cine still, kodak, analog, 35mm, shooting film, cinestill 800t, linus and his camera, linus, analog photography, pentax 6x7, mamiya 645, contax g1, valoi, negative supply, film, film camera, 120 film, 120 film photography, medium format, cinestillfilm, developing film, push process, scanning film, spectra color, spectrum, spectre, color film, scan, digitize, digitize film, copy stand, easy 120, easy120, easy35, film scanning #CINESTILL #FILMPHOTOGRAPHY #FILMSCANNING
______________________________________________________________________
Don't miss any new videos, subscribe to the CineStill Channel here:
youtube.com/c/cinestillfilmofficial?sub_confirmation=1
This video features music licensed from great artists found on @themusicbed — use our special link to get your own subscription: http://share.mscbd.fm/cinestillfilm
Follow us on social media:
instagram.com/cinestillfilm
twitter.com/cinestillfilm
facebook.com/cinestillfilm
For all things film, chemistry, scanning, and more, visit us at cinestillfilm.com
