The Cinestill BWXX is a black and white film looking for the Double-X style (a film produced by Kodak in 1959 and used in movie like Schindler's list, Raging Bull, Casino Royal...).

With a recommended sensitivity of 250 in Daylight and 200 under Tungsten, this film is a also a great choice to replace the Kodak Plus-X (Discontinued in 2010).

For the development, the Kodak D-96 developper is recommended but the BWXX can be developed with D-76, HC110 or any others black and white developers.

The Cinestill BWXX is a black and white film looking for the Double-X style (a film produced by Kodak in 1959 and used in movie like Schindler's list, Raging Bull, Casino Royal...).

With a recommended sensitivity of 250 in Daylight and 200 under Tungsten, this film is a also a great choice to replace the Kodak Plus-X (Discontinued in 2010).

For the development, the Kodak D-96 developper is recommended but the BWXX can be developed with D-76, HC110 or any others black and white developers.

The Rollei Ortho 25 Plus is a Black and White orthochromatic film known for its technical appliances.

It has a fine grain and an excellent sharpness.

Being an orthochromatic film, this film can be seen, modified or spooled in a lab safe light (red light) like Photo papers.

Particularly suited for: Technical uses, Astrophotography, Pictorial Photography...

The Rollei RPX 25 is a Black and White panchromatic film with a extra low speed: 25 ISO.

It has one of the finest grain on today's market film but also offers a high resolving power and a good acutance.

This film has a good exposure latitude and can be shot from 12 to 50 ISO.

The Washi Film "W" is a unique film made from japanese paper with an orthochromatic emulsion.

This film is handmade in France with passion and is one of a kind.

The japanese paper gives huge grain and unique feeling to your image.

The Agfapan 25 is a black & white film produced in Germany.

Its emulsion has a high resolution and contrast.

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 Kodak Technical Pan is a black & white film produced by Kodak with low ISO: 25.

Its emulsion has a high silver content which doesn't exist anymore.

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.