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Review Summary
2021-02-10T07:27:33
Beautiful grain! This is a very affordable film to try with large format. It is not the best quality out there but still a very fun film to try with large format.
Franklin Y.
2020-07-23T08:22:55
Not only am I loving shooting with this film but Adorama absolutely made sure that it was packaged safely.
KRISTEN F.
2019-11-28T08:11:45
I recommend this product it was really great shooting with it ! Perfect film for the type of pictures I wanted to produce which was dreamy and tons of grain!
DIANA H.
2018-10-25T14:46:53
This film has distinct characteristics. Lots of grain - but maybe because how I process it? It is very different from any other film I used in the past, and really fun. Plan to make "vintage look" prints with this film and vintage camera!
AKIKO S.
2017-06-21T09:31:02
For the price it's a great film!
James B.
2017-06-15T20:23:09
Shot this in overcast weather, using red filter, compensated only 1 stop, overdeveloped by 1 stop This is one of my favorites now.
Tom F.
135
Double-Edge Perforated 35mm
100' / 30.48m roll
1
ISO 320 / 26 deg.
A gray or gray-blue cellulose triacetate base 0.125mm thick
RETROPAN 320 soft is a panchromatically sensitized special negative black and white film with fine grain, good resolution and contour sharpness. The film is characterized by a wide range of half tones and soft light which makes it suitable for photography and subsequent contact printing or "retro" style enlarging of negatives (photographs of still lives, architecture, experiments, landscapes, portraits, etc.).
The sensitivity of the film is ISO 320/26deg. but its wide exposure latitude provides very good results also when overexposed by min. 1 EV (ISO 160/23deg.) and underexposed by 2 EV (1250/32deg.). For turning into positives variable contrast enlarging papers are recommended - Fomabrom Variant and papers of warm tones of base and silver - Fomatone MG Classic 131, 132, 133, 532-II, 542-II. Other types of black and white enlarging papers may also be used. In order to emphasize monochromatic tonality or the vividness and plasticity it is possible to tone the papers - e.g. using Fomatoner Sepia brown toner.
Base
A gray or gray-blue cellulose triacetate base 0.125 mm thick.