Film Photography Project Derev Pan

Derev Pan is a panchromatic film originally designed for aerial photography, which gives it a distinct, industrial aesthetic. You can expect crisp tonal qualities and a fine-grained structure that renders subjects with a unique, high-contrast clarity.

Yes. Because this film uses a thin Mylar base, it is more susceptible to light piping than standard commercial stocks. Be careful when loading and unloading your camera, and try to avoid changing rolls in direct, bright sunlight to prevent light leaks.

It is a great choice for those looking to experiment, but it does require a bit more attention than mass-market film. Its excellent exposure latitude makes it forgiving if you miss your settings, but the Mylar base requires a gentle touch during camera handling.

This is a standard black and white film, so you can process it using conventional black and white chemistry. It does not require any proprietary or specialized development chemicals.

With an ISO of 400, it is versatile enough for a wide range of lighting conditions. It performs well in daylight, but it also has enough speed to handle overcast days or indoor settings with decent ambient light.