WOLFEN NC500 - 36EXP - (EXPIRED 10/2024)

$10.00

In stock

Please note: This listing is for expired film sale ONLY, hence why the price is lower than the standard listing. If you would like fresh stock, you can find it HERE

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WOLFEN NC500 is a 400 ASA, 36 exposure, colour photographic film, proudly still produced in Bitterfeld-Wolfen on the original site where film manufacture has been a tradition since 1910.

At the core of our new colour film lies a unique chemical formula based on the wonderful and legendary Agfa stock last used in the Oscar winning film ‘Out of Africa’. Famous for their greens, desaturated shadows and enhanced grains, these are all aspects that we are embracing for our new addition. With WOLFEN NC500, we are not trying to imitate current stocks available on the market, we are creating an alternative, something with different characteristics and a different palette.

Additional InformationFilm Type: Colour Negative FilmDevelopment: C41ASA: 400Exposures: 36Pack: 1

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Data SheetData Sheet Wolfen NC500

Data sheet WOLFEN NC500

Product description

This cinema negative film is now also available to all 35mm enthusiasts as WOLFEN NC500 color negative film. While other cinema films have a remjet layer on the back, this is not required for the NC500, which allows it to be developed in the regular C41 process.

Substrate

125 µm Triacetate, grey

Storage

Unexposed film: up to 12 month < 18°C

over 12 month < 13°C recommended rel. humidity: 50 – 70 %

Exposed film:	develop as soon as possible after exposure
Developed film:	storage at < 21°C; 40 – 60 % rel. humidity

Substances such as sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, formaldehyde vapors and also radioactive and X-ray radiation can have a negative effect on the film.

Warranty period

24 months if the specified storage conditions are observed.

Exposure index

ISO 400/27° The exact exposure index results depending on the selected shooting and processing conditions. Special features of the exposure conditions deliberately intended artistic effects and changes in the processing procedure must be taken into account when determining the f-number. The preparation of test exposures is recommended.

Darkroom lighting

The films should be processed in complete darkness.

Processing

As a negative film it is intended for processing by Kodak process C-41. A development in the ECN2 process results in a correspondingly flatter gradation.