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Yellow boxed roll of Rollei RPX 100 black-and-white 35mm film 36 exposures

ROLLEI

Rollei RPX 100 35mm 36 Exposure Film

SKU CH-3EZJ-9XX47

Black-and-white negative film in 35 mm format with 36 exposures at ISO 100

  • Classic B&W look with fine grain
  • ISO 100 speed for bright daylight shooting
  • 35 mm format fits standard cameras
  • 36 exposures per roll for extended sessions

Rollei RPX 100 35mm Black and White Film

This Rollei RPX 100 is a black and white negative film supplied as a 35mm roll with 36 exposures. It is intended for photographers who work with 35mm cameras and want a traditional monochrome look. The ISO 100 rating suits bright conditions or controlled studio lighting. It is not for photographers who need colour images or higher speed film for low light.

Thermals noise and power are not applicable

Film is a passive chemical medium that generates no heat, makes no sound and draws no electrical power during exposure or storage. Normal use involves only the mechanical action of the camera advance mechanism. There are no thermal limits, fan curves or power ratings to consider.

Highlights

  • Classic B&W look with fine grain
  • ISO 100 speed for bright daylight shooting
  • 35 mm format fits standard cameras
  • 36 exposures per roll for extended sessions

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I load the 35mm RPX 100 film into my camera without losing frames?

Open the back, insert the cassette, pull the leader to the take-up spool, engage the sprocket holes, close the back, then advance two frames to clear the exposed leader.

When will the 36-exposure roll need to be replaced and how should I store it before development?

Replace after 36 exposures; keep the unexposed roll cool and dry, and process promptly after shooting to avoid latent-image fade.

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