Revolog Texture 35mm ISO 200 Color Film 36 Exposure
35 mm colour film rated at ISO 200 adds a bubble-like texture that appears strongly in darker areas of each 36-exposure roll
- Bubble-like texture adds creative depth
- Effect appears strongest in darker image areas
- 35mm format fits standard film cameras
- ISO 200 speed suits daylight shooting
- 36 exposures per roll for extended use
Film Format and Speed
Revolog Texture is a 35mm colour negative film rated at ISO 200. Each roll provides 36 exposures for standard 35mm cameras. The emulsion produces a distinctive bubble-like texture across the frame. It is designed for creative photographers who want an artistic effect baked into the negative.
Creative Shooters Versus Clean Image Needs
This film suits experimental photographers who embrace unpredictable, organic artefacts in their work. The texture appears faint in highlights but becomes strong in shadows and underexposed areas. Photographers who need clean, predictable results for commercial, documentary or archival purposes should choose a conventional colour negative film without added effects.
Bubble Texture Effect
The defining characteristic is the round, bubble-like structure rendered across the image. In brighter parts of the scene the pattern is almost invisible, while in darker or underexposed regions it comes through very strongly. This behaviour is fixed by the emulsion design and cannot be removed in processing or scanning.
How it compares
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- Price $26.99
- Cheaper than about 83% of the 749 comparable items (median $70.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much power does the Revolog Texture 35mm ISO 200 film need during a full day of shooting?
The film itself draws no power; only the camera body uses its own battery for metering and shutter operation.
What camera and lens must I already own to use this 35mm, 36-exposure roll?
Any working 35mm camera body and a lens that covers the 35mm frame will expose the roll correctly.
Will the bubble-like texture effect change if I shoot this ISO 200 film in an older manual SLR?
The texture is baked into the emulsion, so it appears the same regardless of camera age or metering system.
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