BT21 Star 400 - 35mm Film - Tom Warland 1

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BT21 Star 400 - 35mm Film

Name: BT21 Star 400 - 35mm Film
Brand: Reto
SKU: 101343
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Rating: 4.0 (1 reviews)

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BT21 Star 400 35mm Film from RETO is an cinematic motion picture film with the remjet layer removed, offering vibrant colours with smooth grain. The perfect choice for those of you looking to add a 'retro look' to your analogue images.

Use BT21 Star 400 35mm colour film on sunny days and atmospheric evenings with soft hazy red glows around light sources. Document your memories and have your friends asking "what film did you use?!"

Great for indoor and outdoor use, however it also performs exceptionally well in low light situations. Can be developed with standard C41 colour processing!

This film is DX coded so very easy when loading automatic cameras and has 27 exposures.

Specification

Format:	35mm
Colour:	Colour
Type:	Negative
Chemistry:	C-41
ISO:	400
Exposures:	27
Pack size:	1
DX Coding	Yes

Sample photos taken by @tombobwarland

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Perfect for: Beginners, Portraits, Street Photography, Architecture

Accreditation Handles: @tombobwarland

a nice warm film

This was a really lovely film to shoot; it reminded me of one of the first colour films I truly loved – the inexpensive Agfacolor stock you used to be able to pick up in the supermarket over 20 years ago. It’s quite contrasty, but without overly strong saturation. The reds and greens, in particular, appear quite vibrant.
These examples were taken using a Voigtländer rangefinder paired with a Zeiss 50mm lens.

I think this is a film that lends itself well to street photography due to its muted tonal qualities, and I’ll almost certainly pick some up before my next urban photowalk.