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Name: Ferrania P33 - 35mm Film
Brand: Ferrania
SKU: 101073
Price: 10.5 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (4 reviews)

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Ferrania P33 - 35mm Film

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Say hello to the newest gem in the realm of film photography – Ferrania P33 35mm Film! Crafted with love in the picturesque hills of Cairo Montenotte, Italy, this film is a beautiful blend of tradition and innovation. Designed to bring the magic of monochrome into the hands of photographers everywhere, P33 35mm is your ticket to a world where every shot tells a story.

With a mid-range 160 ISO, P33 film promises an adaptable and forgiving experience. This makes it perfect for capturing everything from the delicate morning light to the soft glow of dusk. It holds onto the legacy of its famed predecessor, Ferrania P30, known for its silky smooth grain and striking contrast, but with a twist that makes it even more versatile and user-friendly. Get ready to immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of black and white photography with results that will steal your heart.

Why you'll love Ferrnia P33 35mm film

Versatile Shooting Conditions: With a sensitivity of 160 ASA, P33 is brilliantly adaptable, allowing you to effortlessly capture the beauty around you, be it in bright sunshine or under the shade of a cloud. 🌞➡️🌥️
Stunning Detail and Contrast: Cherish the exquisite fine grain and rich contrast that Ferrania P33 brings to your photos, ensuring each image bursts with clarity, depth, and the soulful charm of classic black and white photography. 🖤🤍
Friendly to All Photographers: Whether you're dabbling in film for the first time or have years of experience under your belt, P33 is delightfully straightforward to use, making the art of black and white photography accessible to everyone. 📸💖

Embark on your next photographic journey with Ferrania P33 film. Made in the historic Ferrania facility, this film isn't just about capturing images; it's about weaving stories, embracing contrasts, and discovering the extraordinary in the ordinary. Grab your camera, load up a roll of Ferrania P33 35mm film, and let the adventure begin!

Specification

Format:	35mm
Colour:	B&W
Type:	Negative
ISO:	160
Exposures:	36
Pack size:	1
DX code:	No

Sample photos (c) Gabriele Micalizzi and Trev Lee

About Film Ferrania

The Ferrania brand has a long and illustrious history. Starting life as an explosives factory in the late 19th Century, the Italian plant was turned to producing cinema film in the 1920s. Riding the wave of analogue photography they quickly added consumer formats to their range but kept cinema as their core business.

The commercial success of films shot on Ferrania (including P30!) like the Oscar-winning movie 'Two Women' kept momentum throughout the later part of the 20th Century - with many Italian and European film-makers choosing to shoot with the Italian stock. The company also produced many films and film-chemicals for other brands.

The turn of the century brought the rise of digital and the inevitable pressure on financial security. The plant continued to operate in a reduced capacity until finally closing in 2010....until Nicola Baldini came to visit in 2012 and decided to restart the operation! A 2014 successful Kickstarter followed, along with many years of gathering the team and resources to deliver their goal of 'fundamentally changing the way you buy, use and process film in the 21st Century'.

P30 is now in continuous production, proudly Made In Italy, and is HERE TO STAY!

Read more about Ferrania in our launch blog here

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Perfect for: Portraits, Landscapes, Architecture, Creative/Abstract, Travel

Accreditation Handles: fat bloke with a camera

when the moon hits you in the eye like a big pizza pie....

im in love, the tones the shades the grain its all so darn good. best film ive tried in the last two years. buy it play with it enjoy it.

Perfect for: Great All-Rounder, Landscapes, Street Photography, Architecture, Travel

Accreditation Handles: maxcallaghan.photo

Amazing Contrasty Film

Contrasty and fine grained rendering, this film really added to the heritage vibe of the Shrewsbury streets where I first tried this lens out. Handling shadows and highlights well on bright spring day.
Developed and scanned by the excellent folks at AW.

Perfect for: Great All-Rounder, Landscapes, Creative/Abstract

Accreditation Handles: beyondthenegativephotography.com

One of the nicest films out there

Despite doom-laden forecasts of the end of analogue photography new film launches seem to pop up at regular intervals. Most of them unfortunately aren't 'new', just rebadged existing films. Not necessarily a bad thing if if keeps people interested in film tough. Film Ferrania isn't really 'new' either their P30 and P33 cine film stock was around in the 60s and 70s. The clever folk at Ferrania have relaunched these lovely films using a combination of rejuvenating the old coating plant in Italy and modern technology. I must admit I was a bit sceptical - I'm not now! I treated myself to a couple of rolls of their new P33 160iso film. I've only shot one roll so far, on a trip to the Isle of Arran, Scotland. All I can say is that it's a lovely film. I exposed it at it's box speed of 160iso and developed it in Ilford ID11, diluted 1:1 for 11 minutes at 20 degreesC. It holds both shadows and highlights well with good mid-tone separation. It's quite high contrast - more than FP4+ but less than it's P30 stablemate. The images I'm happiest with were taken in overcast light where the contrast has given them punch. Grain is visible but not obtrusive in a 10x8in enlargement. It's not the cheapest film out there but you certainly get what you pay for - I'll certainly be using more of it. The sample shots are all scanned from prints on Ilford DeLuxe RC paper (I don't have a negative scanner).

Perfect for: Great All-Rounder, Portraits, Landscapes, Architecture, Creative/Abstract, Travel, Studio work

Accreditation Handles: Tom Warland

One of the nicest filmed I have ever used

I rarely buy film in this price range, this one will forever be an exception. Beautifully fine grain, great contrast. I developed in rodinal 1:25 at 8min and I didn’t trust the advised 5min and glad I did.