Dubblefilm Daily black & white is a black and white film. The film is distributed by Dubblefilm. The material is probably manufactured by a renowned other photo company.
The Dubblefilm Daily black & white allows you to create monochrome images. The sensitization of the film is panchromatic. The nominal sensitivity is specified as ISO 400.
Development of the film
Dubblefilm Daily black & white must be developed in a developer for black & white films. The development can take place in a photo lab. You have more control over the result if you develop the film yourself. One can then scan the developed film strips.
| Developer | Mixing Ratio | ASA/ISO | 35mm | Temperature |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| D-76 | Stock | ISO 400 | 8 min | 20°C |
| D-76 | Stock | ISO 400 | 15 min | 20°C |
| HC110 | 1+31 | ISO 400 | 8 min | 20°C |
| HC110 | 1+63 | ISO 400 | 15:30 min | 20°C |
| ID-11 | Stock | ISO 400 | 8 min | 20°C |
| Ilford DD-X | 1+4 | ISO 400 | 10 min | 20°C |
| Ilford LC29 | 1+29 | ISO 400 | 9:30 min | 20°C |
| Xtol | Stock | ISO 400 | 8 min | 20°C |
| Xtol | 1+1 | ISO 400 | 10:30 min | 20°C |
Formats
The black and white film is produced only for 35 mm cameras. You can use it in any normal 35mm camera. With one film roll you can usually make 36 exposures. The cartridge does not have a DX code. Therefore, the sensitivity cannot be read automatically by the camera.
