ROLLEI
Rollei Superpan 200 35mm 100' Black and White Negative Film
High-speed 35 mm black-and-white negative film on 100' polyester base, ISO 200/24° with near-infrared sensitivity to 750 nm for fine grain and sharp detail
- ISO 200 sensitivity with ±1 stop latitude for flexible exposure
- Near-infrared sensitivity to 750 nm cuts through haze and fog
- Polyester base 0.10 mm thick for dimensional stability
- Very fine grain and high sharpness capture maximum detail
- 100-foot bulk roll yields up to 35 reloadable cassettes
Classic 35 mm B&W film for bulk loaders
Rollei Superpan 200 is a panchromatic black-and-white negative film supplied in a 100-foot bulk roll. It has a nominal speed of ISO 200/24° and can be exposed from ISO 125 to ISO 200. The 0.10 mm polyester base provides dimensional stability and high maximum density for archival processing.
Suited to photographers who load their own cassettes
This roll serves darkroom users who want long lengths of fine-grain, high-sharpness emulsion for 35 mm cameras. It is not for shooters who need pre-loaded DX-coded cartridges, colour film or infrared-sensitive emulsions that require special filters.
100-foot bulk roll on 0.10 mm polyester base
The 100-foot length yields approximately four metres of film per cassette, while the thin polyester substrate resists curling and tearing during development. This combination of length and base material determines whether the roll fits your bulk loader and processing workflow.
Highlights
- ISO 200 sensitivity with ±1 stop latitude for flexible exposure
- Near-infrared sensitivity to 750 nm cuts through haze and fog
- Polyester base 0.10 mm thick for dimensional stability
- Very fine grain and high sharpness capture maximum detail
- 100-foot bulk roll yields up to 35 reloadable cassettes
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I expose this Superpan 200 at ISO 125 or ISO 200 for my camera?
The film is rated ISO 200/24° and can be exposed anywhere from ISO 125 to ISO 200 depending on your preferred density and developer.
What does the near-infrared sensitivity up to 750nm actually do for my negatives?
It penetrates haze and fog better than standard panchromatic films, giving higher contrast and detail in atmospheric conditions without special filters.
Does the 0.10 mm polyester base change how I load or process this 100' roll?
The thin polyester base is stronger and flatter than triacetate, so it resists curling and tearing during bulk loading and machine processing.
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