For Sale FS: Rollei SuperPan 200 Film (120)

[Ari]

An infrared-sensitive B&W film that also looks great when not used as IR film. And it's a real 200 ASA film with a good, tight grain structure. Even as an infrared film, the effect is mild, see the example below which was shot with a Red #29 filter.
I have eleven rolls left over from a project completed last week.
The outer box of each roll was discarded, but the film was purchased just 3 weeks ago from B&H, so it's fresh and was kept refrigerated the whole time.

$65 includes shipping to US and Canada for all 11 rolls.

 

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[beemermark]

I'll take it.

 

[Ari]

Sold, thank you.

 

[Kodachromeguy]

An infrared-sensitive B&W film that also looks great when not used as IR film. And it's a real 200 ASA film with a good, tight grain structure. Even as an infrared film, the effect is mild, see the example below which was shot with a Red #29 filter.
I have eleven rolls left over from a project completed last week.
The outer box of each roll was discarded, but the film was purchased just 3 weeks ago from B&H, so it's fresh and was kept refrigerated the whole time.

$65 includes shipping to US and Canada for all 11 rolls.
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Nice photograph! Where was this barn or fishing shed? Were the racks inside for drying codfish? And what was the purpose of the board along the roof ridge? You learn so much about human industry and activities by recording these architectural remnants of an earlier era.

 

[Ari]

Thank you. This was taken on July 13 in Seal Cove, Grand Manan Island in the Bay of Fundy.
It used to be a lobster processing shed, then it was a smokehouse, which I think was why there was a vent area at the top of the roof.
Now it's derelict like a lot of that wharf.