DubbleFilm Stereo 400 Color Negative Film - 35mm Roll Film - 36 Exposures

Name: DubbleFilm Stereo 400 Color Negative Film - 35mm Roll Film - 36 Exposures
Brand: Roberts Distributors
SKU: SKU-0c0218c49e63
Price: 12.72 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (5 reviews)

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Category: Film

DubbleFilm Stereo is a 36 Exposure ISO 400 Colour 35mm film which starts with a full frame red tint and fades to blue for the final part. The initial part of the film is very intense and becomes more subtle throughout with an amazing transition part in the middle.

Each roll is tinted manually by revolog.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hannah ★★★★★ Oct 23, 2026

The red start and blue end on this roll made every shot feel like a little surprise as I developed them. I love how the color shift adds a moody, retro vibe without needing any editing.

Brian ★★★★★ Oct 19, 2026

Shot a whole roll over a rainy weekend and loved how the red-to-blue shift told a story as I went. Colors on the blue end came out surprisingly crisp even in dim light.

Kevin ★★★★★ Oct 18, 2026

The red tint at the start gives the first few shots a really dramatic, almost surreal look, and then watching the colors shift to blue as you go is fascinating. I’ve had consistent results with this film in various lighting, and the color transitions are definitely the highlight for me.