RPX 25 Low Speed B&W Negative Film, 120 Type:Roll

RPX 25 Low Speed B&W Negative Film, 120 Type:RollRollei was founded in 1920 and is known for its top of the line Rolleiflex and Rolleicord medium format cameras. No longer producing cameras, MACO is now the licensee of the Rollei brand products, that includes a line of black and white films. Rolleis films range from 25 ISO panchromatic fine grained film to other film types like the near infrared 400 ISO and the ultra sharp Ortho Plus 25 ISO orthochromatic. A low speed panchromatic black and white

The camera pitch angle knob allows for easy adjustment to ensure perfect flatness

Excelling in scenes that are detail rich

Rapid Fixer then converts all silver-halide compounds to soluble silver thiosulfate complex salts that are removed from the film in the fixer and subsequent wash

The JOBO 1510 daylight developing tank holds one 1501 multi-format reel for 35mm film

Aside from the extraordinarily fine grain

Ferrania P30 has a long and storied history

The Cs2 process is warmer than the Cs41 process

You can’t however go back and make an ECN-2 negative into a C-41 negative for printing

LAB-BOX is a multi-format daylight developing tank that allows users to develop film from start to end

Pull -1 (overexposed film):  1+3 Dilution ~ 13 min at 104°f (40°C)

1+1 Dilution 6min @104°F (40°C)

the 120 version features a double S-curve that keeps the film flat for high quality scans