Key Features

• 135 Format Color Print Film
• ISO 400 Speed
• 18 Exposures per Roll
• Dedicated for Lomo and Holga Cameras
• Hybrid Material Construction

What is this 35mm Color Print Film?

This is a 35mm color print film specifically designed for use with popular analog cameras like Lomo and Holga.

It features an ISO 400 sensitivity, making it suitable for a variety of lighting conditions, from bright daylight to moderately low light.

Each roll contains 18 exposures, providing ample opportunity for creative shots. The film is constructed from a hybrid material, ensuring reliable performance and consistent image quality for your analog photography projects.

Why Choose ISO 400 Film?

ISO 400 film offers a good balance between light sensitivity and fine grain, making it a versatile choice for many situations.

It allows for faster shutter speeds or smaller apertures compared to lower ISO films, helping to prevent blur in hand-held shots and enabling photography in less-than-ideal lighting.

This film is particularly well-suited for the creative and often spontaneous shooting styles associated with Lomo and Holga cameras, capturing vibrant colors and distinct analog aesthetics.

Technical Specifications

**Film Type:** Color Print Film

**Format:** 135 (35mm)

**ISO Speed:** 400

**Exposures:** 18

**Material:** Hybrid

**Weight:** 24g

Specifications:

• Weight: 24g
• Material: Hybrid

Frequently Asked Questions:

What type of cameras is this 35mm film suitable for?

This 35mm color print film is specifically designed for analog cameras such as Lomo and Holga models.

What is the ISO speed of this film?

The film has an ISO 400 speed, offering a good balance for various lighting conditions and allowing for faster shutter speeds.

How many pictures can I take with one roll?

Each roll of this 135 format film provides 18 exposures, perfect for a focused shooting session.

What is the material of the film?

The film is constructed from a hybrid material, ensuring durability and consistent image capture for your analog photography.