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Rollei RPX 400 120 Black and White Negative Film
ISO 400 black-and-white negative film in 120 roll format with fine grain, broad latitude and panchromatic sensitivity from 380 to 660 nm
- Fine grain structure delivers sharp, detailed images
- ISO 400 sensitivity captures detail in low-light conditions
- Panchromatic sensitization from 380 to 660 nm ensures broad tonal response
- Broad exposure latitude allows flexibility across varied lighting
- 120 roll format fits a wide range of medium-format cameras
Rollei RPX 400 120 Medium Format Film
This ISO 400 black and white negative film comes in the 120 roll format for medium format cameras. It is panchromatically sensitized from 380 to 660 nm at 2.850K. The fine grain structure delivers great sharpness and a rich tonal range with good contrast. Suitable for indoor and outdoor photography across diverse subjects.
Build Integration: Medium Format Workflow
The 120 roll fits compatible medium format cameras and requires standard chemical processing. Broad exposure latitude gives flexibility when metering in variable light. Panchromatic sensitization captures the full visible spectrum for natural tonal rendering. Compatible with most standard developers for conventional darkroom workflows.
Developer Pairing and Processing
Rollei RPX-D Developer is recommended for optimal results with this emulsion. Standard developer compatibility allows use with existing darkroom chemistry. Fine grain and broad latitude reduce processing sensitivity to minor time or temperature variations. Rich contrast range preserves highlight and shadow detail through printing or scanning.
Highlights
- Fine grain structure delivers sharp, detailed images
- ISO 400 sensitivity captures detail in low-light conditions
- Panchromatic sensitization from 380 to 660 nm ensures broad tonal response
- Broad exposure latitude allows flexibility across varied lighting
- 120 roll format fits a wide range of medium-format cameras
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What ISO speed limits low-light handheld shooting with this RPX 400 roll?
The film is rated ISO 400, giving a fixed sensitivity that determines the slowest usable shutter speed in dim conditions.
How warm does the film cassette get during a full day of outdoor shooting?
The film itself generates no heat; only the camera body and ambient temperature affect how warm the cassette becomes.
Which medium format camera bodies accept this 120 roll film?
Any medium format camera designed for 120 roll film will accept this RPX 400 roll.
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