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REVOLOG 460nm 200 Color Negative Film (35mm Roll Film, 36 Exposures)

REVOLOG 460nm 200 Color Negative Film (35mm Roll Film, 36 Exposures) - Main image
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Category: 35mm Film

The effect of the 460nm film changes the colour of your picture monochromatically. Depending on exposure and the development and scanner settings of the photographic lab the pictures either appear blue/violet or yellow/green. Underexposure intensifies the colour, whereas overexposure dampens the effect of the film.
Since the effect covers the whole picture, but will not obstruct any parts of the motive, the film is really universally usable.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Leo E. ★★★★★

Shot a roll of this around the city at dusk and the blue cast came through way stronger than I expected, especially in the shadows. It's 36 exposures so I got a full weekend out of one roll, and the lab scans kept that monochrome tint without much fiddling. Weird in the best way.

Lucy ★★★★★

Finally got my scans back from the lab—the deep blue cast from this 460nm film turned everyday street scenes into something surreal. The 36 exposures were enough to experiment with overexposure, and that really pushed the monochrome effect further.

Evelyn ★★★★★

Shot a roll of this 460nm film around the harbor at dusk and every frame came back in this deep blue wash that looks almost like moonlight. The 36 exposures gave me plenty of room to bracket shots at different settings, and the lab scans picked up way more tonal range than I expected. Genuinely the