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Yellow boxed Rollei Superpan 200 35 mm 36 exposure black-and-white film

ROLLEI

Rollei Superpan 200 35 mm 36 exposures black-and-white negative film

SKU CH-KQDZ-1BDK8

ISO 200 black-and-white negative film in 35 mm format with 36 exposures per roll

  • ISO 200 sensitivity suits daylight and indoor shooting
  • 35 mm format fits standard 35 mm cameras
  • 36 exposures per roll gives more frames
  • Black-and-white negative film for classic monochrome results

Rollei Superpan 200 35 mm 36 exposures

Rollei Superpan 200 is a black-and-white negative film supplied as a 35 mm roll with 36 exposures. It carries an ISO 200 rating for moderate sensitivity in daylight or flash-lit scenes. The emulsion is designed for classic tonal gradation and fine grain structure. Each roll fits standard 35 mm cameras and backs.

Best for controlled-light shooting.

Photographers who want traditional black-and-white negatives with a 200-speed emulsion will find this roll straightforward to process. Shooters needing higher shutter speeds in dim conditions or colour output should consider a different film stock. The 36-frame length suits project-based work but may feel limiting for high-volume sessions.

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Price $23.99
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Questions about this item

How do I load the 35 mm Rollei Superpan 200 roll into my camera without fogging the first frames?

Load in subdued light, engage the film leader fully on the take-up spool, advance two blank frames before closing the back, then set the meter to ISO 200.

When will the exposed roll need processing, and does the film expire?

Process promptly after the 36 exposures; the emulsion degrades over time, so develop before the expiry date printed on the cassette.

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