Revolog Lazer Film

This film is pre-treated to add distinct green and blue lines across your images. Because each roll is treated manually, the exact placement and intensity of these lines will vary from frame to frame, giving every roll a unique look.

Yes, it works in any standard 35mm camera. However, it is particularly well-suited for cameras that expose the sprocket holes, as the film's effects extend to the edges of the frame.

With an ISO of 200, this film performs best in daylight or well-lit environments. You should avoid significant underexposure, as dark or muddy lighting can obscure the green and blue line effects.

To create a panoramic display, shoot your entire roll in landscape orientation. When the negatives are developed and scanned, you can often stitch the connected frames together to form a continuous, wide-angle scene.

No, this is a standard color negative film that can be processed at any lab using the standard C-41 process. Just be sure to mention to your lab technician that it is an effects film so they know to scan the sprocket holes if you want them included.