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Kodak Double-X 5222
Eastman Double-X 5222 is a black-and-white negative motion picture film rated at EI 250 in daylight and EI 200 under tungsten light. Originally developed from Kodak's Super-XX formula and released in its current form in 1959, it has remained largely unchanged for over six decades. It was the stock used to shoot Raging Bull, Schindler's List, and Manhattan.
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Black-and-white stock for Kill Bill sequences and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
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Black-and-white negative stock used on Schindler's List (1993)
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Custom-manufactured by Kodak in 65mm for Oppenheimer. First-ever IMAX black-and-white film stock
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Black-and-white stock; used on Poor Things and Kinds of Kindness
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Black-and-white negative used on Maria and Wonderstruck (1920s sequences)
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Black-and-white 35mm stock for the early Bernstein sequences in Maestro. Rated at 100-125 ASA rather than box speed
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Black-and-white negative stock for B&W sequences on French Dispatch and Asteroid City
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Black-and-white negative stock for Manhattan (1979). Rated 250 ASA daylight / 200 ASA tungsten. Chosen for speed to achieve f/5.6 on interiors
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