ORWO (ORiginal WOlfen) was once the second largest film manufacturer in the world offering a wide range of photographic and audio products. The progenitor of AGFA Wolfen, #ORWO has had a turbulent history and faced many challenges since German reunification. Today, Filmotec GmbH continues to produce a reduced range of ORWO’s high-quality 16mm and 35mm black and white film products at the original Wolfen plant in Germany.
We are big fans of ORWO’s legendary film and eagerly waiting for the return of their 120 film. Until then, we are proud to announce our dedication in supporting ORWO / Filmotec GmbH and distribute their 35mm black and white photography film products, UN 54 (ISO 100), and N 74 (ISO 400); available in bulk 30.5m / 100 ft cans.
ORWO (ORiginal WOlfen)はかつて世界で2番目に大きなフィルムメーカーであり、幅広い写真とオーディオ製品を提供していました。 アグファのヴォルフェン工場の前身ORWOは、ドイツの統一以降の歴史の激変の中で、多くの課題に直面してきました。現在、Filmotec GmbHはドイツのWolfen工場で、ORWOの高品質な16mmおよび35mmの白黒フィルム製品を引き続き生産しています。
私たちはオルヴォの織りなすレジェンドとも言うべき映画の大ファンであり、ブロー二フィルムの復活を熱望しています。それまでは、ORWO / Filmotec GmbHのサポートに献身し、35mm白黒写真フィルム製品、UN 54(ISO 100)、N 74(ISO 400)を販売し続けていきたいと思っています。注; バルク30.5m / 100フィートの缶でご利用いただけます。
(ISO 100/21°)
A panchromatic medium speed black-and-white negative film for both outdoor and indoor usage. UN 54 can also be processed as a reversal / positive film. Available in 35mm bulk film (30,5 m / 100 ft).
Developing times:
D-76: 1+1 20℃ 7 mins
Rodinal: 1+50 20℃ 10 mins
To process ORWO UN 54 as a positive, click here.
(ISO 400/27°)
A high-speed, black-and-white panchromatic camera film for both outdoor and indoor usage. Its wide exposure latitude makes it especially suitable for use under low light illumination and difficult light conditions. Use of N 74 plus is also recommended under normal light conditions when greater depth of field is needed. Available in 35mm bulk film (30,5 m / 100 ft).
Developing times:
D-76: 1+1 20℃ 9 mins
Rodinal: 1+50 20℃ 13 mins
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HOW TO LOAD AN SL FILM CAMERA
SL cameras use a special, reusable film cartridge for standard 35mm film. One roll of SL film can hold about 50cm length of film for twelve exposures.
An SL camera uses two cartridges: a cartridge loaded with new film, and an empty take-up cartridge. Insert the starting tip of the film into the empty cartridge.
Make sure the sprocket is lined up with the film perforation. Close the back cover, and you’re ready to shoot.
When finished shooting the roll of film, the end tip of the film should be sticking out of the take-up cartridge, and is now ready for processing.