The Rollei Retro 80S is a Black and White superpanchromatic film with a medium speed: 80 ISO.

This film is a good universal film, suitable for many light situations.

It has a fine grain, excellent sharpness and wide latitude exposure.

Particularly suited for: Portraits, Landscapes, Architecture, Packshots...

The red sensitivity is extended up to 750nm. Thus it can also be used as an infrared film with filters.

This film can be shot from 32 to 100 ISO.

The Rollei Retro 80S is a Black and White superpanchromatic film with a medium speed: 80 ISO.

This film is a good universal film, suitable for many light situations.

It has a fine grain, excellent sharpness and wide latitude exposure.

Particularly suited for: Portraits, Landscapes, Architecture, Packshots...

The red sensitivity is extended up to 750nm. Thus it can also be used as an infrared film with filters.

This film can be shot from 32 to 100 ISO.

The Rollei Superpan 200 is a Black and White superpanchromatic film with large sensitivity to wavelength (480nm to 750nm)

It has a fine grain, excellent sharpness and wide latitude exposure (100 to 400iso), high contrast.

Particularly suited for: Portraits, Landscapes, Architecture, Packshots...

The Rollei Superpan 200 is a Black and White superpanchromatic film with large sensitivity to wavelength (480nm to 750nm)

It has a fine grain, excellent sharpness and wide latitude exposure (100 to 400iso), high contrast.

Particularly suited for: Portraits, Landscapes, Architecture, Packshots...

The Rollei Crossbird is a color film with a 200 iso sensitivity which is manufactured to get the cross-processed look on your pictures.

When shot at 200 iso and developed in C41 you will get green / orange tones.

If you want to E6 process it to get slides, we recommend to shoot it at 100 iso.

This films is available in limited quantity.

The cartridge doesn't have a DX coding.

The Rollei CR200 is a color slide film inspired by the old Agfa RSX II 200.

It has rich, warm colors and subtle contrasts. It easily tends to warm colors.

If cross processed (C41 instead of E6) it will turn to a nice green tint.

Particularly suited for outside pictures...