Rollei Infrared [35]
Infrared film is probably the first victim of the demise of the film industry in the 21st century. It was already a niche market, and all film manufacturers exited around the same time, around 2005.
Infrared film is probably the first victim of the demise of the film industry in the 21st century. It was already a niche market, and all film manufacturers exited around the same time, around 2005.
Ironically, the easiest way to shoot “real” infrared is by modding a digital camera. See, a digital sensor captures the spectrum of light wider than what our eyes can see, and is actually sensitive to
Most film companies folded in the new millennial. By some miracle, Bergger survived the purge, and continues to produce the Pancro 400 black and white film. The Pancro 400 is known for being very smooth,
Besides the big 3-ish (Kodak, Fujifilm and Ilford), I rarely know neither where, nor how, other branded films are made. Based in Massachusetts, CatLABS is a film shop that also have their line of film,
The end. They (evil Fujifilm) asked another supplier to make a new formula Neopan Acros II.