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Film Washi E ISO 3 4x5" 12 sheets
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Film Washi E is a low-speed ISO 3 panchromatic black-and-white film, originally used for printing circuit boards. Available in 4x5" sheets (12 per pack), it delivers ultra-fine grain, extreme sharpness, and delicate tonal transitions.
Film Washi E is an ISO 3 panchromatic black-and-white film, repurposed from the electronics industry, where it was originally used for printing circuit boards. Its ultra-fine grain and extreme sharpness allow for an incredibly detailed image with soft tonal transitions.
This 4x5" sheet film (12 per pack) excels in fine art, portrait, and alternative photography, where photographers can take advantage of its delicate contrast and ethereal aesthetic. Its low sensitivity (ISO 3) requires long exposures, making it perfect for controlled lighting setups, pinhole photography, and experimental processes.
Film Washi E offers a dreamlike, almost surreal rendering, ideal for those looking to create unique black-and-white images with a soft, yet detailed appearance. Its precision and unique origin make it a standout choice for creative photographers.
FILMWASHI-E-3-4x5
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Data sheet
- Film type
- Black and white negative
- Film speed (box speed)
- 3/6°
- Format
- 4x5
- Exposures
- 12
- Latitude
- +3 −1 stops
- Process
- Black and white
- Base
- Acetate
- Remjet
- No remjet, develop normally
- Perforations
- No perforations
- Best developed before
- Does not expire (e.g. experimental film)
- Made in
- France
- Short name
- Film Washi K 4x5"
Specific References
- ISBN
- 9783940710988
- UPC
- 89083880921
- EAN13
- 2984307700759
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Film Washi E is a low-speed ISO 3 panchromatic black-and-white film, originally used for printing circuit boards. Available in 4x5" sheets (12 per pack), it delivers ultra-fine grain, extreme sharpness, and delicate tonal transitions.