Ferrania Orto 35mm Film 50 ISO 36 Exposures

Ferrania Orto - 35mm Film

Name: Ferrania Orto - 35mm Film
Brand: Ferrania
SKU: 100990
Price: 9.5 GBP
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Rating: 4.8 (10 reviews)

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Ferrania Orto 35mm reflects the same luxurious qualities as the original Ferrania P30 35mm with its classic orthochromatic aesthetic.

A new product developed using the same historic 20th Century cinema formula, Ferrania Orto 35mm is a low-light 50 ISO film with 36 exposures.

Its high silver content and subtle grain makes it perfect for capturing atmospheric images with rich contrast and character.

Specification

Format:	35mm
Colour:	B&W
Type:	Negative
ISO:	50
Exposures:	36
Pack size:	1

Sample pics (c) Isaac Ridgley (1-3) and Sundari Uthayakumar (4-7).

Best Practices: Shooting and Developing Orto

Film Ferrania have compiled their top hints and tips for getting the best out of Orto 35mm film in their development guide here: Orto Development Guide.

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 Orto!) 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'.

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

Read more about Ferrania in our launch blog here.

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Perfect for: Architecture, Creative/Abstract

Accreditation Handles: @afinepieceofglass

Better for objects than people so far

This is one of my favourite films to use, so far the best shots have been of architecture/objects. Took 30 shots at a wedding and only about 5 were decent despite it being sunny - though I blame the photographer ;)
Camera: Olympus XA/Manfrotto tripod

Perfect for: Street Photography, Architecture, Creative/Abstract, Low light/Night

Accreditation Handles: @afinepieceofglass

My favourite B&W film so far!

Getting better at focussing my camera properly and got some nice architectural shots on a sunny day. The waiter is my best photo since I started using 35mm again :)
Interior shots were fuzzy and incorrectly exposed, but they were not too dark, so I will experiment with that more!

Perfect for: Portraits, Landscapes, Pinhole/Long-Exposure, Architecture, Creative/Abstract

Accreditation Handles: fat bloke with a camera

crispy goodness

it maybe a love it or hate it film, im on the love it side, deep shadows, inky yummyness , low grain. Fun to mess about with as well. one i will be buying again.

Perfect for: Portraits, Landscapes, Architecture

Accreditation Handles: Harry

Bloom in the Highlights

Received this in a Wonderbox subscription. Low speed yet some grain still quite apparent. Nice contrasty film - looks great for portraits. In bright light, there is some bloom visible in the highlights. All round quite a good film for daylight shooting.

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

Accreditation Handles: @roghughe

A True Ortho Film

I bought this a while ago and, because of the terrible rainy, grey winter we've had, I stuck it in the fridge and left it there. However, the other day the sun came out, so I put some in my Minolta SRT 101 and WOW!

This is a very impressive orthochromatic film, giving you the true look of the 1930s.

I developed it in Adox Rodinal and the negatives came out quite contrasty. After scanning it first looked like the highlights were totally blown and I was prepared to be disappointed, but after a quick editing session, most of which was spent taming the highlights and opening the shadows slightly, I was extremely impressed with the results.

Well worth it and I'm looking forward to getting more, when it's back in stock.