Category: Film
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Rollei RPX100 black and white film
For those who enjoy shooting with Leica lenses at wide apertures, ISO 100 film remains a popular choice that offers greater convenience than ISO 400, particularly when using large apertures like f/0.95 or f/1.4. Furthermore, ISO 100 film can produce much finer image quality than ISO 400 film. The Rollei RPX film boasts a remarkably […]
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FOMAPAN 100 profi line classic Black and White Film
Fomapan 100 Film Overall, the film base is slightly thinner, with high transparency and is easy to scan. However, one drawback is that the frame numbers on the film edges are marked based on half-frame cameras, which means that Fomapan has over 70 frame markings, whereas the standard 135 format film has only 36. Nevertheless, […]
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Fujifilm Neopan ACROS 100 Black and White Film
Delicate The price of Fuji Acros 100 film is reasonable and it produces an incredibly delicate result. While I mainly shoot with ISO 100 film to achieve a wide-open aperture, I don’t use Fuji Acros 100 film very often since I’m not specifically looking for delicacy. Many photographers who seek out delicacy in their black […]
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SHANG HAI GP3 100 135 FILM
Shanghai GP3 gained a share of the low-end market mainly due to its affordability. Shanghai GP3 deserves praise for persevering in the film industry during its darkest period. Despite the challenges, the brand continued to produce film, possibly due to its small factory scale and low price point. Notably, the 120 film produced by the […]
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CHM 100 UNIVERSAL Black & White Film
This is a film brand that has emerged in recent years. The CHM 100 film, which comes in a beautifully designed package, is actually a replica of the CHM 125 film that was released in Germany in 2004. Meanwhile, the Kentmere 100 film is essentially the same as CHM 100, but with different packaging. However, […]
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FUJICOLOR INDUSTRIAL 400 35MM FILM
The packaging box of this Fuji film clearly indicates that it is developed using the CN-16 process, and not C-41. In contrast, Fuji’s other universal film, C200, has both processes printed on its packaging. The CN-16 process offers a 5% higher contrast than C-41, however, this particular Fuji film is typically processed using C-41 at […]
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Fuji Superia X-Tra 400 Color Negative Film
The ISO 400 film from Fujifilm, also known as Superia X-Tra, was considered a universal high-speed film during the era of film photography. It performed exceptionally well in many compact cameras with smaller apertures, and was versatile for both indoor and outdoor settings, whether for street photography or everyday gatherings. Fujifilm emphasizes that the X-Tra […]
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Kodak Tri-x 400TX Black & White Film
Kodak Tri-X 400TX, the legendary black and white film, is included with the Leica 100th Anniversary Limited Edition M100 kit, which comprises of a Leica M-A and a Leica M Monochrom. Known as “the film that can be developed in water,” it is highly regarded in the photography industry and was favored by news reporters […]
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Fujicolor C200 Color Negative Film
Fuji C200 continues to be produced and is priced very affordably, making it a highly popular choice among film enthusiasts. Its fresh and elegant style is widely appreciated, although its consumer-grade film tolerates underexposure less well than professional-grade film, which can result in the loss of dark details. Nevertheless, the distinct taste of color negative […]
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FUJICOLOR NATURA 1600 35MM FILM Advanced Film
This film is exclusively available for purchase in Japan. It boasts an ISO rating of 1600, which can be expanded to 3200, making it quite impressive. The fact that film can achieve such high speeds is a blessing for lenses with small apertures. Moonlight camera with moonlight film The Fuji Natura camera, which is equipped […]