35mm SPACE FILM (exp 1991)
Our good friend Lance (from Belgium) is no stranger to FPP podcast listeners! The FPP On-Line Store has teamed up with Lance's Hand-Rolled Labeauratoire Films to bring you the most exciting and rare 35mm films for your favorite camera!
Film canisters are not DX Coded.
Kodak Space Film..What is it!? It's Low Contrast Aerographic
Fine Grain Duplicating Film
Yes - this film is actually bright yellow before it is developed but the negative comes out just like regular B&W when developed normally. Lance uses the Rodinal Stand but you can send the film to your favorite BW lab too!
The only reference Lance found anywhere of use of this film is by NASA and other Space Related agencies to photograph solar flares and other phenomena. - It is called "Aerographic" film which supposedly has some extra red sensitivity, perhaps that is built-in via the yellow base? I tried using a red filter but got NO exposure on the frame so be careful if trying red filters.
Expired in 1991, but many people are enjoying the quirky results from long expired films.
We Love Film!
35mm SPACE FILM (exp 1991)
Our good friend Lance (from Belgium) is no stranger to FPP podcast listeners! The FPP On-Line Store has teamed up with Lance's Hand-Rolled Labeauratoire Films to bring you the most exciting and rare 35mm films for your favorite camera!
Film canisters are not DX Coded.
Kodak Space Film..What is it!? It's Low Contrast Aerographic
Fine Grain Duplicating Film
Yes - this film is actually bright yellow before it is developed but the negative comes out just like regular B&W when developed normally. Lance uses the Rodinal Stand but you can send the film to your favorite BW lab too!
The only reference Lance found anywhere of use of this film is by NASA and other Space Related agencies to photograph solar flares and other phenomena. - It is called "Aerographic" film which supposedly has some extra red sensitivity, perhaps that is built-in via the yellow base? I tried using a red filter but got NO exposure on the frame so be careful if trying red filters.
Expired in 1991, but many people are enjoying the quirky results from long expired films.
We Love Film!