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Film Photography Project 35mm Infrared Film - FPP BW IR (1 Roll)

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$7.92 $12.99 In stock

Category: 35mm Film

IR B&W

Enhance your landscape photography with FPP BW INFRARED 35mm film, featuring a 700-850nm infrared range and ISO 200. This panchromatic, medium-contrast black and white film delivers pleasing grain and extraordinary results when paired with an r72 filter. Use the r72 filter in broad daylight for a striking infrared effect, or opt for a #25 red filter for a subtler look. For automatic cameras like the Canon AE-1 Program, simply set your ISO to 200 and shoot in program mode with the filter. With a wavelength range of 700-850nm, be sure to load the film in darkness or very dim light, and store the film canister away from light after shooting. Ideal for both infrared photography and everyday use at ISO 200, this film can be processed using standard black-and-white methods.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sebastian N. ★★★★★

Shot a roll through my old Pentax at the local botanical garden and the foliage came out glowing white against a nearly black sky. The ISO 200 rating made metering easy enough without a tripod, though I'd still bracket if you're new to IR. Genuinely the most fun I've had with black and white in year

Olivia ★★★★★

The 700-850nm range gives me that deep black sky and glowing white foliage I was chasing all summer. Shot a roll through a red filter and every frame came back usable, which almost never happens with IR. Loading it at ISO 200 kept things simple since I didn't have to meter separately.

Miles C. ★★★★★

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