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Bergger Pancro400 120 Film

Name: Bergger Pancro400 120 Film
Brand: Bergger
SKU: 4650129
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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.

SKU: 4650129 Categories: 120 Film, Bergger, Black and White Film, Film Tag: Bergger Pancro

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Bergger Pancro400 120 Film

Bergger Pancro400 120 Film is a high-speed, fine grain black and white film. Why is this film unique? Because there are two emulsions, one silver bromide and the other silver iodide. These two emulsions have different grain sizes. So, you get a wide exposure latitude.

Pancro400 is an excellent choice for available light situations and a wide variety of subjects. You will get fine grain and a smooth tonal range.

Bergger film is coated on a 135 micron base and is DX coded. It can be developed in a wide range of developers.

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