dubblefilm GLITCH

This film is pre-exposed with patterns that mimic the tracking errors and visual distortion found on vintage VHS tapes. It adds a distinct, lo-fi texture to your images, making it a great choice if you want a nostalgic, experimental look rather than a clean, traditional monochrome aesthetic.

The film is rated at 200 ISO, but it lacks DX coding, which tells automatic cameras what speed to set. Most automatic point-and-shoots will default to 100 ISO when they can't read a code, which actually works perfectly well with this stock and will give you great results.

While it works for both, it truly shines when used for stop-motion or animated projects. The glitch effects create a dynamic, shifting texture between frames that feels much more intentional and energetic when viewed in sequence.

Yes, it is compatible with any 35mm camera that accepts standard 36-exposure rolls. Just keep in mind that because it is not DX coded, fully automatic cameras will expose it at 100 ISO, while manual cameras will allow you to set the ISO to 200 yourself.

The effect is overlaid across the entire frame, so it will be most visible in areas with consistent tones, like a clear sky or a plain wall. It adds a layer of grit to your photos, so it works best with subjects that benefit from a raw, lo-fi, or slightly chaotic aesthetic.