Mr Negative x Film Never Die Zombie - 35mm Film - Front of Box

Mr Negative x Film Never Die Zombie - 35mm Film - Sample Image 4 - Eva Serksnaite

Mr Negative x Film Never Die Zombie - 35mm Film - Top of Box

Mr Negative x FilmNeverDie 35mm Film - Sample Image 10 - Milo Calder

Mr Negative x Film Never Die Zombie - 35mm Film - Sample Image 6 - Eva Serksnaite

Mr Negative x Film Never Die Zombie - 35mm Film - Sample Image 5 - Eva Serksnaite

Mr Negative x FilmNeverDie 35mm Film - Sample Image 9 - Milo Calder

Mr Negative x FilmNeverDie 35mm Film - Sample Image 8 - Milo Calder

Mr Negative x FilmNeverDie Zombie - 35mm Film

Name: Mr Negative x FilmNeverDie Zombie - 35mm Film
Brand: Mr Negative
SKU: 101155
Price: 18.0 GBP
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Rating: 4.0 (4 reviews)

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In collaboration with FilmNeverDie, Mr. Negative presents Zombie: capturing the essence of eerie with desaturated colours and a pronounced grain. This is an ISO 400 35mm film which provides 36 exposures per roll and is compatible with standard C-41 processing.

Photo credit (c) Eva Serksnaite and Milo Calder.

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Specification

Format:	35mm
Colour:	Colour
Type:	Negative
ISO:	400
Exposures:	36
Pack size:	1

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Gritty and Grainy

I have very limited knowledge on film honestly, but this film has great colours, and the amount of grain is perfect for gritty/moody looking photos.

Second go round with it

Second go after a few more months practicing photography and upgrading to a canon SLR and...well yeah same thoughts really. It's a relatively high cost film that has masses of grain and suppresses colour.

I feel like that's an ultra specific want for a firm, so if that's what you're after then this is it. If it's not, then don't buy it