During the early era of silent film, film materials were sensitive to blue light, known as orthochromatic.
Hollywood relied on cosmetics to "correct" the appearance of actors on screen.
Now, the very "imperfections" that plagued our predecessors have become the artistic characteristics that define contemporary orthochromatic films.
High silver content and virtually imperceptible grain.
Ferrania Orto embodies the same luxurious qualities as Ferrania P30 with its high silver content and virtually imperceptible grain.
However, it is a completely new product developed using advanced chemicals to achieve the classic orthochromatic aesthetic.
Like all orthochromatic films, FERRANIA Orto 30 135/36 is sensitive only to the blue spectrum of light and displays red very darkly, giving the photographs a typical look.
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Specific References
Reference: 90609151
Brand: KING FILM
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Brand: Kodak
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Brand: FOMA
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Brand: Kentmere
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Brand: Ilford
Reference: 83402001
Brand: Rollei
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Brand: Ilford
Reference: 1611024
Brand: FOMA
Reference: 83401005
Brand: Rollei
Reference: 78265636
Brand: Ilford
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Brand: FOMA
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Brand: FOMA
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Brand: FOMA
During the early era of silent film, film materials were sensitive to blue light, known as orthochromatic.
Hollywood relied on cosmetics to "correct" the appearance of actors on screen.
Now, the very "imperfections" that plagued our predecessors have become the artistic characteristics that define contemporary orthochromatic films.
High silver content and virtually imperceptible grain.
