Fuji Neopan (35mm, 1600 iso) on Lomography

Fuji Neopan (35mm, 1600 iso)
written by fookshit on May 23rd, 2008 , 19 submissions (1 vote)

Tags
35mm, neopan, Fuji, and B&W
Brand
Fuji
Name
Neopan
black and white
Format
35mm
1600
Place of Origin
Japan

This super-high speed film allows for hand-held shooting in low light without a flash. It also features a fat, crunchy film grain for that authentic lo-fi “noir” look. Its sheer magic inside your LC-A+ and will deliver beautifully gritty shots of angels with dirty faces.

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With Fujifilm’s Polymer Matrix and Image Sharpening Layer Technology, The Fuji Neopan film achieves greater light sensitivity giving you a shorter time of exposure to shoot your images even on the most ambient situations. This ultra high speed black and white film is adaptable to wide ranges of speeds with excellent push-pull characteristics in developing.

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