Svema Foto 100 iso 100 35 mm x 36 exp Vintage Cold Stored Vintage B & W Film
Description
Sorry, SOLD OUT, but more SVEMA on the way!
Vintage Svema Foto 100 in 35mm x 36 exposure format, extremely rare - Ships from USA
Svema films were manufactured using classic emulsions with rich silver content. This resulted in a large grayscale reproduction.
Unlike modern flat crystal films, which are very unforgiving to use, these films allow beginners to produce quality images. The nature of the film also easily allows large, grain free, enlargements to be made from negatives. These rolls are outdated vintage but are still providing interesting results
Features
Traditional Black and White Film 35 mm Format Film Handle the wet emulsion with care. We recommend the use of hardener in the stop bath or fixer. Never use a stop-bath with a higher concentration than 2% -- in fact, it is recommended to use plain water in place of stop bath.
Cold stored Rolls
Best to use a manual wind camera as the "tape" securing the film to the spindle may come off with "force" exerted by a motor drive. If the film "feels" like it is not going be winding back into the cassette make sure to open the camera in a darkroom or changing bag.
Svema Foto 100 36 B&W 35 mm negative film produced by PO Svema, Ukraine.
Exp date 12.2009. Each 36 Exposure film is packed in a plastic cassette, in an individual plastic (tub) container, and in a cardboard "retail" box.
The film is viable and you are welcome to experiment with it. Our guidelines are to shoot this stock at ISO 50 or ISO 64 F Development in D-76 or any other standard developer for black and white photographic films.
Extremely Rare, Still in Original Packaging and Cold Stored
Vintage Collector's Item!!
Svema films were manufactured using classic emulsions with rich silver content. This resulted in a large grayscale reproduction.
Unlike modern flat crystal films, which are very unforgiving to use, these films allow beginners to produce quality images. The nature of the film also easily allows large, grain free, enlargements to be made from negatives. These rolls are outdated vintage but are still providing interesting results
Features
Traditional Black and White Film 35 mm Format Film Handle the wet emulsion with care. We recommend the use of hardener in the stop bath or fixer. Never use a stop-bath with a higher concentration than 2% -- in fact, it is recommended to use plain water in place of stop bath.
Cold stored Rolls
Best to use a manual wind camera as the "tape" securing the film to the spindle may come off with "force" exerted by a motor drive. If the film "feels" like it is not going be winding back into the cassette make sure to open the camera in a darkroom or changing bag.
Svema Foto 100 36 B&W 35 mm negative film produced by PO Svema, Ukraine.
Exp date 12.2009. Each 36 Exposure film is packed in a plastic cassette, in an individual plastic (tub) container, and in a cardboard "retail" box.
The film is viable and you are welcome to experiment with it. Our guidelines are to shoot this stock at ISO 50 or ISO 64 F Development in D-76 or any other standard developer for black and white photographic films.
Extremely Rare, Still in Original Packaging and Cold Stored
Vintage Collector's Item!!