Cinemot Fado 200D - 35mm Film


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Description

Dedicated to showcasing the analogue charm of Portugal, CineMot's Fado 200D film is named after Fado, the soulful musical style that expresses the emotions of Portugal - love, sorrow, and nostalgia.

Fado 200D is a 200 ISO, 36 exposure black and white film characterised by its high contrast, and is ideal for increasing contrast in low light situations.

Please note that the canisters are repurposed from Kodak 35mm films and feature CineMot branding. Explore the full range of Cinemot 35mm films.

Specification

Format: 35mm
Colour: B&W
Type: Negative
ISO: 200
Exposures: 36
Pack size: 1

 

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Image credit (c) Aaron Hopkins Madison Milne-Ives and Martin Brown.

Where we ship

When you buy your camera film from us we can ship it across the UK, Europe, USA, New Zealand, Australia and Canada (more countries planned soon!) So buy your CineMot Fado 200D 35mm Film today and dive back into the fun of 35mm film photography!

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Customer Reviews

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donald b. (Cranleigh, GB)
yummyness

Well dingdong Cinemot, this is a lovely film, great tones quite forgiving, maybe a little fiddly to handle its quite thin, but with pratice well worth the trouble. 8 out of 10 for sure. Give it a go.

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Madison (Oxford, GB)
Nice tones, lots of contrast, but exposure can be tricky

I really liked the tones in some of my shots from this roll I tested. It would be a great film for someone who really likes contrast, although the contrast in some lighting was too strong for my preference. I also found it more difficult than usual to get the exposure right, so I'd recommend being careful with light metering what you want to show most clearly. I particularly felt it suited the more street and architectural shots I took. Good for the price!

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A.H. (Brent, GB)
Great film love how it looks

Great for contrasting light. Nice black and white to shoot with! If it’s bright I’d probably under expose it 1 - 2 stops.

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