The Fujichrome Fuji Velvia 50 is an excellent slide film from Fujifilm.

It delivers superb pictures with good color saturation and a very fine grain.

It is perfect for daylight: landscapes, nature, packshot, art pictures...

We hunt for you Vintage films to give you a chance to shoot disappeared films.

We don't know how these films were stored so we can't give you any guarantee.

The Cinestill Daylight 50 film is an ultra low speed fitted for high light conditions (at its best when used under daylight).

The basis of this film is one of the most used motion film that has been specially treated to process it in C41 chemistry for color development.

The Pan F Plus 50 is a slow speed film with a extremely fine grain.

This film is particularly suiited for studio photography or high lightning situations.

The Fujichrome Fuji Velvia 50 is an excellent slide film from Fujifilm.

It delivers superb pictures with good color saturation and a very fine grain.

It is perfect for daylight: landscapes, nature, packshot, art pictures...

Silberra is a new film manufacturer from Russia.

The Silberra PAN50 is a black and white panchromatic film derived for surveillance films by AGFA.

It has an extended near-IR sensitivity that produces details along the whole tonal range.

Silberra is a new film manufacturer from Russia.

The Silberra Color 50 is a color film with warm tones and fine grain, we advise to use it outside with sunny days.

This film is from the first color Silberra basis: Color 100, and now exists in 50, 100 and 160 iso.

The Ektachrome is a legend from Kodak. This slide film has been known to show beautiful colors in their unique "Kodak way".

This film was discontinued by Kodak years ago but seems to be on the return with the growing interest for Analog Photography!

We hunt for you Vintage films to give you a chance to shoot disappeared films.

We don't know how these films were stored so we can't give you any guarantee.

The Agfachrome 50S is a slide color film. The cartridge is sold in its original metallic box.

You can lower your film sensitivity by one per decade of expiration, or adjust your E6 development when home-processed. It will give you better results.

We hunt for you Vintage films to give you a chance to shoot disappeared films.

We don't know how these films were stored so we can't give you any guarantee.

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.

This crafted film is made from sound recording film basis.

Perfect for high light conditions.

The cartridge doesn't have a DX Coding.