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Revolog Paper 35mm Black & White Special Effects Film

Revolog Paper 35mm Black & White Special Effects Film - Main image
$9.75 $15.99 In stock

Category: Film

35mm black and white film
36 exposures - 400 ISO/ASA

Paper is a 400 ISO black and white film with 36 exp. with paperlike textures on it. The structure gets stronger at underexposure and is less intense at overexposure.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ellie ★★★★★

The paper-like texture really shows up beautifully in the highlights on my shots, and I love how it gets more pronounced when I push it a stop. This roll gave me exactly the grainy, tactile look I was after for my street photography.

Richard Q. ★★★★★

I tested this film by underexposing a few frames and was amazed how the paperlike texture became much more pronounced in the shadows. It gave my street shots a gritty, almost vintage look that I haven’t gotten from other 400 ISO films. This 36-exposure roll delivered exactly the experimental feel I

Violet ★★★★★

The texture really shows up when you push the exposure—underexposed shots get this gritty, papery grain that’s unlike any other B&W stock I’ve shot with. 36 exposures per roll gave me plenty of room to experiment, and the 400 ISO handled overcast daylight beautifully.