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PX 100 Silver Shade UV+ Film

The PX 100 UV+ film features a special UV filter coating which improves the performance of the film's black & white tones, contrast and picture stability. It's optimized for use in SX-70 but slightly faster (more light sensitive) than traditional SX-70 film.
We therefore recommend to adjust the lighten darken wheel of your SX-70 camera 1/3 - 2/3 to the dark setting.
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  • 8 Exposures per pack
  • Film Speed: ISO 100
  • Type: Monochrome Integral Instant Film.
  • Format: 3.5 x 4.2 in. (8.8 x 10.7 cm), Image Area: 3.1 x 3.1 in. (7.9 x 7.9 cm)
  • Finish: Glossy
  • Development: 3 minutes approximately at 70°F (21°C)
  • Special: UV coating, greatly improving the black and white performance and contrast
  • Battery: Built in, long lasting battery to power up the camera and flash
  • Store unopened filmpacks at 5 to 18°C

  • Shield the Picture from light
    • As the camera ejects the picture, IMMEDIATELY shield it from light (e.g. with your hand, a darkslide, shoot into a box, etc...) - the first half second is crucial! See also this tutorial video box type cameras / tutorial video folding cameras

  • Let the image then develop upside down/shielded from light for up to 4 minutes.

  • To store your Silver Shade images ideally and to prevent fading or color alterations, please use the Dry Age Process

    • PX 100 Silver Shade is balanced for daylight and flash exposure. Each single pack contains 8 exposures.
    Detailed information on the PX 100 Silver Shade material is provided in the PX film website
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    DURCHSCHNITTLICHE BEWERTUNG: (95.00 %)   8 Rezensionen
    Stunning Tones
    008
    This is rich, luxe, posh, black and white film. The tones are stunning...you can do so much with it. Try using a red filter for really great dark tones.
    sagt Jetsetter23, US | 2012.04.09 00:30 AM
    Hilfreiche Rezension? Ja / Nein
    Well done b/w's
    007
    Bought my very first pack and been shooting this in the hotter Australian climate. With a bit of careful storage - this b/w film gets the job well done. So far so good...
    sagt Ray G, AU | 2012.01.14 09:53 AM
    Hilfreiche Rezension? Ja / Nein
    Better than the color version
    006
    This film is the best (details & exposure accuracy) among the Impossible films I have tried on my SX70. However, my pack got "zebra strips" at the same locations on each individual photo. No such problem with the PX70 in same camera.
    sagt V. Luk, CA | 2012.01.10 22:50 PM
    Hilfreiche Rezension? Ja / Nein
    FIVE STARS! Beautiful B&W!
    005
    Next to Tri-X, this is the best black and white film EVER! I followed the instructions, and even though I didn't shield it well, the picture still came out great!
    sagt Sam, US | 2012.01.08 00:06 AM
    Hilfreiche Rezension? Ja / Nein
    Fading quiet fast
    004
    Lovely film! Love it! Real black and white! But... it's fading to brown much faster than PX 600. Use of DRY AGE KIT may help. I'm still testing.
    sagt Robby Fischer, DE | 2012.01.04 09:54 AM
    Hilfreiche Rezension? Ja / Nein
    Very nice images
    003
    I was lucky enough to test this out before general release. While I was a little disappointed not to be featured, I have to say this is a great addition to the current line-up of film. Very good in low light and incredibly sensitive to temperature, allowing for much creativity. A great excuse to show off my sonar.
    sagt Brendan, GB | 2011.12.30 03:25 AM
    Hilfreiche Rezension? Ja / Nein
    Do or die
    002
    Do or die - now that black is black!
    sagt Menico Snider, IT | 2011.12.21 21:39 PM
    Hilfreiche Rezension? Ja / Nein