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- Film Type
- Black & White
- ISO
- 200
- Development
- Black & White
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Celebrating 100 years of supplying artists all over the world with photographic films, plates, and papers, FOMA BOHEMIA just launched a line of RETRO packaged 120 film! Styled after their 1930's counterparts, these colorful, display-worthy cartons each come filled with a roll of their modern film stock. Re-introduce yourself to FOMA's best film, now inside their best box - for a LIMITED TIME ONLY!
Fomapan Retro 200 is a panchromatic sensitized, black and white negative film of the speed ISO 200, making full use of outstanding properties of hexagonal core/shell tabular (T-grain) silver halide grains. The film features excellent resolving power and low granularity and is intended for use under normal or slightly unfavorable light conditions. Its wide exposure latitude allows exposures in the speed range from ISO 100 to 800 without change of development time.
Features
- Traditional black and white film
- T-grain film
- Limited Edition, While Supplies Last!
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- PC-FOMA200REM
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Film Storage
All films are stored under refrigerated conditions at The Panchrome Project (1 to 6°C).
Upon receiving your order, we recommend storing your film in a refrigerator until use. Before loading your camera, allow the film to reach room temperature to prevent condensation:
35mm Film: Rest for approximately 3 hours
120 Film: Rest for 6–7 hours or preferably overnight
Shipping
Standard shipping takes 2–5 business days, while express shipping takes 1–2 business days.
Returns & Refunds
Photographic film is a consumable product and, therefore, is not eligible for returns, exchanges, or refunds. We encourage customers to review their orders carefully before completing their purchase.
For complete information regarding returns, warranties, and other policies, please refer to our Returns & Refund Policy page.
