Bergger PrintFilm is a continuous tone black and white lab film intended for traditional darkroom use, especially for the process of making interpositives and internegatives, however it can also be used as a creative-application camera film for unique results. It is sensitive mainly to blue light, and non-sensitive to light beyond 500nm, making it usable under safelight conditions, and it has a film speed of approximately ISO 3 to suit its use in both darkroom and camera applications. PrintFilm has a very fine grain structure and high resolution, making it suitable for producing high-fidelity copies for subsequent reproduction. The emulsion has a yellow tint and is very scratch-resistant, and there are both anti-halation and anti-static layers on the 175μm PET film base to further benefit safe handling and high resolution.

This item is one box of 25 sheets of 5 x 7" film.

Lab Film for Interpositives/Negatives    ISO 3/6° in Standard Process    High Resolution and Very Fine Grain    Scratch-Resistant Yellow-Tinted Emulsion    Orthochromatic, Sensitive Up to 500nm    Anti-Halation and Anti-Static Layers    175μm PET Base

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does this really work?

A: Yes

Q: 2. Can it develop ILFord hp5? And also how many rolls it develops per pack?

A: Yes, it is enough to process about 15 rolls.

Q: 3. There are 3 powder bags in the Jobo Alpha kit. Does each bag make 2000 mL? Or Should I use all 3 bags to make 2000 mL?

A: The Jobo Alpha Black & White Film Developer Kit (6L) includes two parts of a developer. These parts need to be combined and will make a total of 6 liters of working developer. For the fixer, each bag makes 2 liters, for a total of 6 liters of fixer.

Q: 4. What about an unopened bottle? If stored indoors, climate controlled, what is the shelf life?

A: The shelf life of an unopened bottle is approximately 1 year.

Q: 5. Does this work on X-ray film?

A: CineStill Film does not list x-ray film as compatible. Chances are it can work but it would take experimenting on the process times. This is a link to the films they have tested and the developing times, https://bit.ly/3icoIN7 .

Q: 6. What is the best recommended fixer for Foma 100/200/400 4x5 films?

A: We recommend to use either the Ilford Rapid Fixer bh# ILRFL (if using ilford developer and stop bath) or the Kodak Professional Kodafix Fixer bh#KODAFIX (if using Kodak developer and stop bath).

Q: 7. How many reels does this come with?

A: The Jobo 1500S LAB Kit L Starter Film Developing Kit with Roller Base (Large) comes with 2 reels that can be used for both 35mm and 120 film.

Q: 8. Do you need to use wetting agent after you finish developing?

A: While not absolutely required, it is likely the best solution (pun unintended) to avoid streaks after developing.

Q: 9. Whats the expiration time once open or used for the first time? Also should be added extra developing time per roll developed?

A: Average is roughly 3-6 months, and you should add 15 seconds every time.

Q: 10. Can you use this film for a Holga 120N camera?

A: Yes, works great in a Holga; the 400 speed is better for a variety of light conditions. 100 speed needs a lot more sun especially in the Holga.