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Holga 135-24 Black and White Film, ISO 400
SKU: CZH40024 MFR: 191424
$6.99
Key Features
- Capture stunning, high-contrast images with this Holga black and white film!
- Enjoy wide exposure latitude, perfect for varied lighting conditions with ISO 400 film.
- Achieve fine grain and exceptional sharpness in your 35mm black and white photography.
- This versatile black and white negative film is great for general purpose photography.
- Experiment with push processing; easily adjust development +/- 1 stop with this film.
- Create timeless, evocative art using standard black and white negative chemistry!
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About Holga 135-24 Black and White Film
Where creativity meets versatility, the Holga 135-24 Black and White Film, ISO 400 stands out as a reliable choice for both amateur and professional photographers. This high-quality, 35mm black and white film offers 24 exposures, perfect for capturing a wide range of subjects and scenes.
Panchromatically sensitized, this durable film is designed to perform exceptionally well under challenging lighting conditions. Whether you're shooting in low light or aiming for short exposure times, the Holga 135-24 Black and White Film, ISO 400 ensures you capture every detail with precision.
Ideal for those seeking a unique, lo-fi aesthetic, this film can be under or overexposed by up to 2-stops, offering a broad spectrum of effects to enhance your photography. From vintage to retro, the creative possibilities are endless with the Holga 135-24 Black and White Film, ISO 400.
Experience the affordability and versatility of Holga, a brand synonymous with producing high-quality photography equipment. Whether you're experimenting with film photography or a seasoned professional, the Holga 135-24 Black and White Film, ISO 400 is a must-have addition to your photography toolkit.
Holga 135-24 Black and White Film Features
- Meets high requirements for low granularity, good resolving power and good contour sharpness
- Due to its wide exposure latitude the film gives good results even when overexposed by 1 EV (exposure value) (as ISO 200/24) or underexposed by 2 EV (as ISO 1600/33) without any change in processing, i.e. without lengthening the development time or increasing the temperature of the developer used
- To make prints or enlargements, Extrabrom- and Fomaspeed-type enlarging papers are recommended; however, all sorts of black-and-white enlargement papers can be used