Fomapan R 100 Reversal 35mm Film 36 Exposures

Name: Fomapan R 100 Reversal 35mm Film 36 Exposures
Brand: Foma
SKU: V11813
Availability: InStock

Fomapan R 100 Reversal is a panchromatic sensitive black-and-white reversal film. Its main use is for it to be projected. Instead of a negative, this film will give you a positive black and white image. Remember, it does need to be developed in reversal chemistry.

SKU: V11813 Categories: Black and White Film, Film, Foma Tag: Fomapan

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Fomapan R 100 Reversal 35mm Film 36 Exposures

Fomapan R 100 Reversal 35mm Film 36 Exposures is a panchromatic sensitive black-and-white reversal film. The main reason to use transparency film is to project it. Instead of a negative, this film will give you a positive black and white image. Remember, it does need to be developed in reversal chemistry.

Quality-wise, this film has a very good differentiation of fine grey shades. Both in areas of highlights and shadows.

This film has a very efficient antihalation layer, which is between the base and emulsion layers. Due to this layer, the film has a very high resolution and contour sharpness. The antihalation layer will decolourize when you process the film.

Fomapan R 100 Reversal Film is made especially for the reversal process. So, will produce film transparencies for slide presentation and projection. However, you can also process it as a negative. Although keep in mind you won’t get the best out of it in negative form. When you reverse process it, this film will yield very good sharpness and fine granularity. It is ideal for scanning to digital.

If you want to process this yourself, you can use the Fomapan R Reversal Kit.

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