Marinette is launching her new "Marinette Film". Those films can be either Expired Films that we buy in bulk roll and respool in 35mm cartridges or nowadays manufactured films that are respooled in 35mm cartridges. The idea is to offer a wider choice to the new and expired films we already have in our shop and eShop. All those films are manufactured using recycled cartridges.

The "Marinette Vintage Film" are manufactured with an expired photo basis that we hunt, the stock is limited to dozens or hundreds of films but will not be available no more once gone.

The "Marinette M101" is manufactured with a roll of the "Orwo NP55" that we hunted in the East Europe and which expired in 1990.

You will find photo samples made by our team. Some pictures were made using a local Black and White lab to show you how it will turn out if you don't develop it by yourself, some others were made using Stand Dev with Adox Adonal 1+100 - 1h00 - 1 turn.

Its expiration from 1990 has three main consequences on this film:

- A light veil appeared on each side of the film. This is known to appear with Orwo or other Black and White films after 30 years of expiration. This gives the film an unique frame. We left black shot on the photo samples to show you this phenomenon.

- The film's sensitivity decreased with the years which happens with every expired film. When launched by Orwo, the NP55 was a 80 Iso film. Considering its age we recommend using it at 50 Iso or 25 Iso sometimes.

- The grain is much more present than in the 1990's, it is a beautiful grain that was a super surprise when we first developed and scanned it. We put some zoom scan to picture this unique 30 years old analog grain.

This 24 exposures film is respooled using recycled cartridges, it doesn't have any DX Coding (Point & Shoot and Modern Reflex be careful)

This stock is old thus limited.

Marinette is launching her new "Marinette Film". Those films can be either Expired Films that we buy in bulk roll and respool in 35mm cartridges or nowadays manufactured films that are respooled in 35mm cartridges. The idea is to offer a wider choice to the new and expired films we already have in our shop and eShop. All those films are manufactured using recycled cartridges.

The "Marinette Classic Film" are manufactured with a modern produced film basis that is respooled in 35mm recycled cartridges.

The "Marinette M102" is manufactured with the basis of the "Tasma Aerial Type 42L" that is manufactured in Eastern Europe, it was used for Aerial Surveillance. It has a high speed sensitibity and a good sharpness, it is a super black and white high speed film.

The manufacture sensitivity for this film is 1300 Iso, it can be used at 400, 800 or 1600 Iso easily. All the Photo samples here were taken at 1600 Iso.

You will find photo samples made by our team. Some pictures were made using a local Black and White lab to show you how it will turn out if you don't develop it by yourself, some others were made using Stand Dev with Adox Adonal 1+100 - 1h00 - 20°C - 1 turn or Kodak D76 1+1 - 16 min - 20°C. This film has many ways of being exposed or developed, you can find other developing times and tips on Massive Dev Chart.

The film basis is super thin, we recommend to check that your loading wheel is really dry. Some patience might also help!

This 36 exposures film is respooled using recycled cartridges, it doesn't have any DX Coding (Point & Shoot and Modern Reflex be careful)

Marinette is launching her new "Marinette Film". Those films can be either Expired Films that we buy in bulk roll and respool in 35mm cartridges or nowadays manufactured films that are respooled in 35mm cartridges. The idea is to offer a wider choice to the new and expired films we already have in our shop and eShop. All those films are manufactured using recycled cartridges.

The "Marinette Classic Film" are manufactured with a modern produced film basis that is respooled in 35mm recycled cartridges.

The "Marinette M103" is manufactured with the basis of the "Svema NK-2SH" that is manufactured in Eastern Europe. It has a slow speed sensitibity and a nice contrast with a fine grain.

The manufacture sensitivity for this film is 100 Iso. It can be used from 25 to 320 Iso.

This film has many ways of being exposed or developed, you can find other developing times and tips on Massive Dev Chart.

The film basis is super thin, we recommend to check that your loading wheel is really dry. Some patience might also help!

This 36 exposures film is respooled using recycled cartridges, it doesn't have any DX Coding (Point & Shoot and Modern Reflex be careful)