Hands On Film's Mono 400 is a black and white film sold under the "Hands On Film" brand. This brand belongs to a photo laboratory in Singapore, while production is handled by another company. In Singapore, a roll of this film costs around 15 Singapore dollars.
Info and areas of application
The Hands on Film Mono 400 is a versatile black and white film for 35mm photography. Its sensitivity of ISO 400 makes it a reliable companion for various lighting conditions, from sunny days to cloudy conditions or indoors with sufficient light.
The film is suitable for a variety of subjects including portraits, street photography, architecture, landscapes and experimental photography. With its classic black and white aesthetic, it gives images a timeless character and allows photographers to focus on contrasts, shapes and textures.
Formats and cameras
The Hands on Film Mono 400 is available in the common 35mm format (35mm) and therefore fits into most analogue cameras that support this format. Whether you're using an SLR, rangefinder camera or compact viewfinder camera, the film is easy to load and use. As a rule, 36 images fit on one roll.
Development and digitalization
The development of the Hands on Film Mono 400 takes place in a classic black and white process. You can either develop the film yourself in a home lab or entrust it to a professional photo lab. After developing, you receive the negatives, which you can then either view as contact sheets or enlarge. You can digitize the negatives using a scanner for further processing on the computer.
Storage of film material
To maintain the quality of the Hands on Film Mono 400, proper storage is important. Store the film in a cool, dry place away from light. Avoid extreme temperatures and high humidity. It's best to store the film in the refrigerator, ideally in an airtight container to protect it from moisture. Be sure to allow the film to slowly warm to room temperature before use to avoid condensation.
