Streak B&W is a limited edition black and white film. The effect of this film is similar to the Streak film giving your photographs a vintage look. Developing times are the same as for Kodak TMax100

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Streak B&W ist ein limitiert erhältlicher Schwarz-Weißfilm. Der Effekt ist derselbe wie bei unserem Streak Film und gibt Deinen Fotos einen speziellen Vintage Effekt.
Die Entwicklungszeiten sind gleich wie beim Kodak TMax100 Film.

Photographs taken on rasp film include coloured lines, which either run horizontally (when shooting landscape format) or vertically (when shooting portrait format).
The lines are connected through the frames and will make it possible to shoot great panoramas.
The effect of the Rasp film adds a certain dynamic to your image and it is a perfect film for all kinds of photo projects, from landscape to architecture to portrait.

Texture film shows a bubble-like structure throughout your photograph. Texture is a trickier film to shoot with than some of our other films as the effect shows very strongly in the darker sections of each image. Because of this it’s important to use proper exposure settings when shooting Texture film as the details in underexposed frames may be lost. Texture is great when shooting contrasting forms or architecture, as the effect will almost be invisible in brighter parts of the image while coming through very strongly in darker parts of the picture. Try using it in a photo studio for example with light backdrops or a dark background and bright clothing.

Plexus film shows an organic looking, bluish structure that reminds of a neural net or underwater reflections.
The effect is visible on the whole photograph and is stronger in darker parts of the image.
There's something alien to this effect, so you could use this film for fashion shoots with a science fiction look or simulate being underwater.

Get electrified! Tesla 1 film adds unexpected bluish-white lightning bolts to your image. You won’t know where, but you’ll definitely get struck!
Want to give your best friend special powers: Why not take some portraits of them with this film? You can also try shooting it around broken technical equipment; your photos will definitely have some power.

This effect is extra-terrestrial and will scale down the whole universe into your photographs.
Blue stardust will make little galaxies appear on your images.
Play with exposure! The blue nebulas are more visible in darker parts than in brighter areas of the photo. Take pictures of your friends and make them look as if they were lost in space or showering with stardust.

The effect of the 460nm film changes the colour of your picture monochromatically. Depending on exposure and the development and scanner settings of the photographic lab the pictures either appear blue/violet or yellow/green. Underexposure intensifies the colour, whereas overexposure dampens the effect of the film.
Since the effect covers the whole picture, but will not obstruct any parts of the motive, the film is really universally usable.

Add this to your cart if you like to have express shipping to the United States, Canada or Australia. Shipping will take only about 2-4 business days instead of up to 23 business days.

Note: You'll be charged the basic shipping price during check out, the complete shipping costs for parcels up to 2kg (4,4pounds) for USA + Canada will be 22€ and for Australia will be 27€.

A colourful package containing our Kolor (36exposures), 460nm (36exposures) and 600nm (36exposures) films.

All 12 revolog colour films included in one special price package.
Rasp, Volvox, Lazer, Plexus Streak, Texture 460nm, 600nm, Kolor, Kosmos: -> 36 exposures
Tesla 1, Tesla 2: -> 24 exposures

Expired Fuji Nexia APS 200 ASA color negative film - Pack of 3 (3x 40exposures) - For use in APS cameras!

Available expiration dates:
1x 01/2006
1x 03/2006
2x 12/2006

Our limited edition book will give you an overview of our line of special effect films. Beautiful photographs by the Revolog Community and an Advanced Use Guide will give you inspiration for the possible use of Revolog Films.