Dubblefilm Glitch

Dubblefilm Glitch is a black and white film. Glitch is an effects film developed by Dubblefilm specifically for creating visual effects.

The film imitates the characteristic interference and distortions known from analogue televisions and VHS cassettes. Glitch opens up new creative possibilities for photographers and videographers and makes it possible to capture the nostalgic “lo-fi” look of the 90s in images. The film is particularly suitable for experimental photography and artistic projects that are looking for a touch of retro aesthetics.

Film formats

Dubblefilm Glitch is offered in 35mm format, the most common film format for analogue cameras. Each film roll contains 36 exposures, which offers enough space for creative experimentation.

The film can be used in any camera designed for 35mm format. This includes both analogue SLR cameras and compact viewfinder cameras. Since Glitch is a black and white film, even older camera models without automatic exposure can be used without any problems.

Development

Glitch can be developed in most photo labs that develop black and white film. Alternatively, Dubblefilm offers detailed information and development times for home development on its website. After development, the negatives can be digitized to further edit or share the images.

Development times

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Storage of the film material

As with all analogue films, Glitch should be stored in a cool, dry place away from light to maintain the quality of the film material. Unopened rolls of film can be stored for several years, while developed negatives can last for decades if stored properly.

Brand background

Dubblefilm is a company that specializes in the production of specialty films for analog photography. The company offers a wide range of films, including pre-exposed films, films made from reused cinema stock and the 35mm film glitch.