Kono Original Monsoon 35mm Film 36 Exposures

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Kono Original Monsoon 35mm Film 36 Exposures

Kono Original Monsoon is a 35mm Color Negative Film that produces special tones for refreshing images.

Created by hand using “The Reanimator”- a device developed by KONO! High-quality pre-exposed process for great results. Any mini-lab will be able to process and scan KONO! films. Develop in C-41 chemistry. This is a 200 ISO speed film, with 36 exposures.

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