Kono Liebe (Love) 35mm Color Negative Photo Film, 24 Exposures

Kono Liebe (Love) 35mm Color Negative Photo Film, 24 Exposures

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About this product

Brand
Kono
Category
Cameras & Optics > Camera & Optic Accessories > Camera Parts & Accessories > Camera Film > Color Negative Film
SKU
KLLIE1

Technical Details: Kono Liebe (Love) 35mm Colour Negative Photo Film, 24 Exposures

The potency of the effect is amplified by a darker backdrop. Handcrafted with "The Reanimator" - a KONO! innovation, the film is processed using C41, at ISO 200 with 24 exposures. This high-quality pre-exposure process guarantees exceptional results.

Key Features

  • Processed using C41
  • ISO 200
  • 24 exposures
  • High-quality pre-exposure process
  • Sustainability through the use of rejuvenated metal cartridges and plastic containers
  • Top Three Features: Kono Liebe (Love) 35mm Colour Negative Photo Film, 24 Exposures
  • Processed using C41: This feature ensures the film is developed to the highest standard, providing clear and crisp images every time.
  • ISO 200: The ISO 200 setting allows for excellent light sensitivity, making it perfect for capturing stunning images even in low-light conditions.
  • 24 exposures: With 24 exposures, you have ample opportunities to capture the perfect shot, making the most of your photography experience.

Our expert's opinion about the Kono Liebe (Love) 35mm Colour Negative Photo Film, 24 Exposures

The Kono Liebe (Love) 35mm Colour Negative Photo Film, with its 24 exposures, is a fantastic choice for both professional and amateur photographers. Its ISO 200 setting allows for excellent light sensitivity, ensuring you capture stunning images even in low-light conditions. The film is processed using C41, guaranteeing high-quality results every time. Furthermore, KONO! is committed to sustainability, loading the film into rejuvenated metal cartridges and plastic containers where possible.