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Fomabrom FB Variant 113 BO Paper Matt 11×14 25 Sheets – Discontinued

Fomabron FB Variant 113 BO Paper Matt 11x14 25 Sheets has been discontinued by the supplier. Have a look at the other Foma Papers we have in stock instead. Fomabrom FB Variant 113 BO is a fibre based darkroom paper. It has a double-weight fibre base which gives your prints a high-quality finish. This paper comes in a matt finish. Giving it a tactile surface without the shine of glossy surface. The tone is technically classified as neutral, but all Foma papers tend to be on the warmer side of neutral. Variant 113 BO is designed to work especially well with both Lith and Bromoil printing.

Lomography Babylon Kino 13 35mm Film 36 Exposure

Babylon Kino black and white film captures life’s most emotive moments in detailed tender renderings. With a high dynamic range, the Babylon Kino comes into its own when shooting intimate portraits and soft storytelling scenes.

Bergger Pancro400 120 Film

Bergger Pancro400 120 Film is a high-speed, fine grain black and white film. This film has two emulsions, one silver bromide and the other silver iodide. Because the two emulsions have different grain sizes you get a wide exposure latitude.

Bergger Pancro400 35mm Film 36 Exposures

Bergger Pancro400 35mm Film 36 Exposures is a high-speed, fine grain black and white film. This film has two emulsions, one silver bromide and the other silver iodide. Because the two emulsions have different grain sizes you get a wide exposure latitude.

How To Develop E6 Slide Film

How To Develop Colour Film

How To Develop Black and White Film

Guide To Travelling With Film

If you are travelling with film through airport security there are some precautions you can take to protect your photos. If you are travelling with film on an aircraft you need to be careful. The x-ray scanners used by airports for security can actually expose and damage your unexposed film. It is best to take…

Kodak Portra 160 Film Review

Here is our Kodak Portra 160 Film Review. We shot a roll of Portra 160 in our Hasselblad XPan. So, have a look at our film test and see what you think. Having shot a roll of medium format in our previous Kodak Portra 160 Film Review, we thought it was time to give it…

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