BKIFI Pink Flowers Film is a color negative film offered by the Brooklyn Instant Film Initiative.
Color images of stories and moments can be captured with BKIFI Pink Flowers film, whose film speed is specified in the data sheet as ISO 400. This setting is ideal for snapshots in most situations.
A special feature of the photo film is its pre-exposure as an effect film with pink flower symbols, which are reflected in the later images.
Development of the film
The development of the full film is done in the C-41 process, which is offered in most laboratories in Germany. After completing the standardized development in the C-41 color negative process, the captured images are obtained as a result in the form of film strips.
After the analog development of the images, many developing labs offer either the creation of prints or the digitization of the images as an additional option. The scans can then be shared online or printed again, for example, as a poster or in the form of a photo book.
Formats
35mm cameras can only use BKIFI Pink Flowers film. One roll of film holds 36 exposures. There are a variety of cameras suitable for 35mm format made by well-known manufacturers such as Porst, Pentax and Minolta.
Storage
Storage of exposed analog film stock should be done promptly after shooting to prevent deterioration. It is recommended that the film material be stored in an opaque and dry environment. It is advisable to place the material upright in special storage systems.
