ORWO Wolfen NC400 400 ISO 35mm x 36exp. Color Negative Film

Key Features
- 35mm Color Negative Film
- 36 exposures at ISO/ASA 400
- Balanced Greens, Desaturated Shadows and Subtle Grains
- New Color Film with a Unique Chemical Formula Based on Agfa Stock
- Film with Different Characteristics and a Different Palette
OVERVIEW
Wolfen NC400 400 ISO 35mm x 36exp. Color Negative Film from ORWO is one of the first brand new and professionally finished photo films launched by the company in decades, proudly still produced in Bitterfeld-Wolfen on the original site where film manufacture has been a tradition since 1910.
At the core of this new color film lies a unique chemical formula based on the wonderful and legendary Agfa stock last used in the BAFTA award winning film "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" with the best selling soundtrack provided by the awesome photographer/musician Bryan Adams.
Similar to its sister, the NC500, but with less grain and more deliberately vibrant in certain colors -- you will find that the NC400 is uniquely balanced towards greens, desaturated shadows and a more subtle grain, these are all aspects that we are embracing for the new addition.
With the WOLFEN NC400, they are not trying to imitate current stocks available on the market, they are creating an alternative - something with wholly different characteristics and a different, exciting new palette.
*Note: First shipments of this film may be unboxed
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film specifications
| Film Format | 35mm |
| Film Sharpness | Subtle Grain |
| Exposures | 36 exposures |
| Film Type | Color negative |
| Film Size | 35mm |
| Film Speed | ISO 400 |
- ORWO Wolfen NC400 400 ISO 35mm x 36exp. Color Negative Film
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