Rollei RPX 400 35mm 36 Exposure Film
High-speed black-and-white negative film with fine grain, broad exposure latitude and rich tonal contrast for indoor or outdoor use
- Fine grain delivers sharp detail in every frame
- ISO 400 speed suits indoor and outdoor shooting
- Panchromatic sensitivity from 380 to 660 nm captures full tonal range
- Broad exposure latitude gives flexibility in tricky light
- 36 exposures per 35 mm roll for extended sessions
Rollei RPX 400 35mm Film
Rollei RPX 400 is a traditional high-speed black and white negative film supplied in a 35mm cartridge with 36 exposures. It is designed for photographers who want a classic monochrome look with fine grain and good sharpness. The panchromatic emulsion covers 380 to 660 nm at 2.850K and offers broad exposure latitude. This film suits a variety of subjects from portraits to architecture.
Best for Classic B&W Shooters
This film suits photographers who develop their own rolls or use a lab that processes standard black and white chemistry. It works well for indoor and outdoor lighting conditions thanks to its ISO 400 speed and wide latitude. Buyers who want colour images, slide film, or instant prints should look at something else. Anyone needing a different roll length or film format will not find it here.
ISO 400 Speed Decides Fit
The single specification that decides whether this is the right part is the ISO 400 rating. It determines the shutter speeds and apertures available in a given light level. If your shooting situation demands a slower or faster film speed, this roll will not match the requirement. The 36-exposure count and 35mm format are fixed attributes that follow from the cartridge.
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- Price $8.99
- Cheaper than about 97% of the 749 comparable items (median $70.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will this 35mm cartridge fit my standard 35mm camera?
Yes, the film is supplied in a standard 35mm cartridge that fits any camera accepting 35mm roll film.
What is the correct ISO setting when loading this ISO 400 film?
Set your camera meter to ISO 400; the film is rated at 400 and its broad exposure latitude tolerates moderate metering errors.
Which developer should I use to process the exposed roll?
The manufacturer recommends Rollei RPX-D developer, though the film works with most standard black-and-white developers.
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