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REVOLOG 600nm 200 Color Negative Film (35mm Roll Film, 36 Exposures)

REVOLOG 600nm 200 Color Negative Film (35mm Roll Film, 36 Exposures) - Main image
$12.77 $17.99 In stock

Category: 35mm Film

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The effect of the 600nm film also changes the colour of your photo monochromatically. Depending on exposure and which scanner settings are used (by the photographic lab or you) to scan the negatives, your picture will have a reddish or a bluish–green tint. You're afraid that a structure effect might obstruct a certain part of your photo? Then this film is for you!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Samuel U. ★★★★★

The way this film shifts colors based on exposure is fascinating, and the monochromatic effect feels really artistic. I shot a roll in mixed lighting and got some unexpectedly moody, almost vintage-looking results that I love.

Ryan U. ★★★★★

Finally got to try this 600nm film and the monochrome color shift is exactly what I was hoping for. Shot a whole roll in golden hour light and every frame came back with that deep red tone.

Jason ★★★★★

The way this film shifts colors into a monochrome spectrum is really unique—my shots came out with a moody, vintage feel I haven’t gotten from standard rolls. I shot a whole roll in golden hour and the results were stunning, though I did have to tweak my scanner settings a bit to get the exact look