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Ferrania Orto 50 ISO Black & White - 120 Roll Film

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$8.99 $12.49 In stock

Category: Film

Ferrania Orto 50 ISO Black & White is a 120 roll film offered by Austin Camera. It is listed under the Film category with the tags 120 and Black & White Film.

  • Brand listing: Roberts Distributors
  • Film type: Black & White
  • ISO: 50
  • Format: 120 roll film
  • Sold as the Standard option (SKU-1722fa57a37b)
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin ★★★★★

The contrast on this 120 roll is stunning—crisp whites and deep blacks right out of the tank. It handles fine detail beautifully, even in tricky midday light. I’m already ordering another pack.

Abigail ★★★★★

Shot my first roll of this 120 film over the weekend and the grain structure is gorgeous, even at 50 ISO it handled overcast light with a lovely creamy look. The backing paper unspooled smoothly in my medium format camera, no static marks or curls to fight with. Definitely stocking up for portrait w

Carter M. ★★★★☆

I usually shoot Tri-X, but this 120 roll gave me a noticeably finer grain that worked well for landscapes. The orthochromatic look is distinct, though it does require a bit more light than I’m used to.