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Revolog Nebula 35mm Special Effects Film

Revolog Nebula 35mm Special Effects Film - Main image
$10.36 $16.99 In stock

Category: Film

Like Kosmos film, Nebula is out of space and will scale down the whole universe into your photographs.

Blue and green stardust will make little galaxies appear on your images.

Play with exposure! The blue and green nebulas are more visible in darker parts than in brighter areas of the photo. Take pictures of your friends and make them look as if they were lost in space or showering with stardust.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★

I’ve been experimenting with overexposing a few frames and the way the blue and green stardust blooms into tiny galaxies is really breathtaking. Even a simple street shot turns into something dreamy. I’m already planning another roll.

Emma I. ★★★★★

The little blue and green stardust specks really do show up as tiny galaxies, even in my first roll shot at box speed. I underexposed a few frames on purpose and the nebula effect got even denser, which was a fun surprise. Definitely grabbing another roll for my next night shoot.

Eva N. ★★★★★

Playing with exposures on this film is addictive — underexposing by a stop gives you tiny blue galaxies against a dark sky. The green stardust really pops in brighter shots, too.