super 8 black and white film stock
Black and white film has a look and feel all of it's own and Super 8 filmmakers
don't have to miss out on the atmosphere that the greyscale can bring. Negative
stocks can only be used with strong and reliable cameras due to film thickness
and all black and white stocks require specialist laboratory processing,
see the
process! page for Super 8 laboratory
details.
Last updated,
July 18, 2009
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Kodak Plus-X 7265 - B&W Reversal - 100ASA (daylight)
80ASA (tungsten)
Plus-X is a medium-speed black and white panchromatic film suitable
for general exterior photography. It has a high degree of sharpness,
good contrast, and tonal gradation. It can be used for interior photography
with ample artificial illumination. In daylight, Plus-X has an ASA
of 100 and in tungsten light 80. Requires specialist processing, not
included in the price.
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Kodak Tri-X 7266 - B&W Reversal - 200ASA (daylight)
160ASA (tungsten)
Tri-X is higher speed black and white panchromatic film which is suitable
for general interior photography with artificial light. It can be
used in daylight and is particularly useful for sports pictures taken
at regular speed or slow motion in weak light (overcast sky or late
in the day). Tri-X is characterized by excellent tonal gradation and
sharpness. In daylight it has an ASA of 200 and 160 under tungsten.
Requires specialist processing, not included in the price.
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Kahl Dokument 12 - B&W Reversal - 12ASA
High contrast black and white film particularly suitably for TV documentations,
advertisement and art films. It is recommended that test images are
taken prior to use. Kahl Film
costs are inclusive of developing which is valid for 1 year from purchase
date.
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Kahl 21 - B&W Negative - 100ASA
A versatile, very fine-grained black and white negative film. It is
recommended that test images are taken prior to use. Kahl
Film costs are inclusive of developing which is valid for 1 year
from purchase date.
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Kahl 24 - B&W Reversal - 200ASA
A versatile, very fine-grained black-and-white reversal film with
good sensitivity. It is recommended that test images are taken prior
to use. Kahl Film costs are
inclusive of developing which is valid for 1 year from purchase date.
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Kahl 27 - B&W High Speed Negative - 400ASA
A highly sensitive negative film for use in unfavorable lighting conditions.
Ideal for documentary films, reportage etc. This film is also recommended
if high sharpness is required under normal lighting conditions. Kahl
Film costs are inclusive of developing which is valid for 1 year
from purchase date.
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Pro8mm Super 8/63 B&W Reversal - 10ASA
Remanufactured from Kodak High Contrast 5363, provides unique black and white velvety look with high contrast. Includes specialist processing by Pro8mm
in the price.
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Pro8mm Super 8/65 B&W Reversal - 100ASA
Repackaged Kodak Plus-X which includes specialist processing by Pro8mm
in the price.
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Pro8mm Super 8/66 B&W Reversal - 200ASA
Repackaged Kodak Tri-X which includes specialist processing by Pro8mm
in the price.
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Witter B & W 54 - B&W Negative - 100 / 125ASA
This film is a fine grained, panchromatic black and white stock that
can be developed as both negative and reversal. Based on the ORWO
UN54 negative film stock.
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Quarz Chrome - B&W Reversal - 50ASA
A number of specialists sell this unusual Russian 50ASA Black & White
reversal film, which is now out of production and well out of date,
but still good to use. Characterised by a coarse grain structure the
film has developed its own cult following because of its unique look
and feel, reminiscent of 1920's and 30's historical footage. Requires
specialist processing, not included in the film cost. Very
limited availability.
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