Foma Film Fomapan 400 Action 35mm Black and White Negative Film 100' Roll
35 mm black-and-white negative film rated ISO 400/27° with wide exposure latitude and low granularity on a 100' roll
- Panchromatic sensitivity captures full light spectrum
- ISO 400/27° rating excels in low light
- Wide latitude handles 1 EV over or 2 EV under without processing changes
- Low granularity and high resolving power produce sharp detail
- 100' roll length supports extended shooting sessions
Fomapan 400 Action 100ft Roll
Foma Fomapan 400 Action is a 35mm black-and-white negative film supplied as a 100ft bulk roll. It is panchromatically sensitised for broad light-spectrum capture and rated at ISO 400/27deg for low-light work. Low granularity and high resolving power deliver sharp detail across the frame.
Suits darkroom users loading their own cassettes
Photographers who bulk-load 35mm cassettes for extended shooting sessions will benefit from the long roll and wide exposure latitude. The film tolerates overexposure by 1 EV at ISO 200/24deg or underexposure by 2 EV at ISO 1600/33deg without altered processing. Shooters needing only a few frames or lacking bulk-loading equipment should choose pre-loaded cartridges instead.
ISO 400/27deg nominal speed
The single specification that decides fit is the nominal speed rating of ISO 400/27deg. This sensitivity governs the shutter-speed and aperture combinations available in dim conditions and defines the baseline for the stated latitude range. Match this speed to your lighting needs and metering practice before purchasing.
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Questions about this item
Which length should I choose for my 35mm camera?
The product is supplied as a single 100' bulk roll of 35mm film, intended for loading into reusable cassettes for extended shooting sessions.
What does the ISO 400/27° rating mean in everyday shooting?
ISO 400/27° gives a standard box speed for low-light work, while the wide latitude lets you rate it at ISO 200/24° or push to ISO 1600/33° without changing development.
What processing standard does this panchromatic film follow?
It is a conventional black-and-white negative film compatible with standard developers and all black-and-white enlargement papers, requiring no special chemistry.
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