Fujifilm Neopan 1600

A significant addition to the Neopan black-and-white film family, the Fujifilm Neopan 1600 is a remarkable product for its unique sensitivity characteristics. As the member of the Neopan series with the highest sensitivity, the Neopan 1600 shows impressive performance under low light conditions. This makes it an ideal choice for those who appreciate the charm of black-and-white photography as well as those who want to shoot in low-light scenarios.

Thanks to its high sensitivity of ISO 1600, photographers can often avoid using a flash. This allows for a more natural and realistic look to the images. It also opens up possibilities for creative play with light and shadow, which can result in atmospheric and emotionally appealing images.

The development of Neopan 1600 requires a suitable black and white developer and cannot be processed in the C-41 process. This underscores its uniqueness and the specific treatment it requires to bring out its best qualities. Photographers who use the film will be rewarded with a rich and differentiated grayscale range that can bring out the special character and atmosphere of a scene.

Unfortunately, production of the Fujifilm Neopan 1600 was discontinued, marking a significant change in the photography world. This film was popular with many professionals and amateurs who appreciated it for its high sensitivity and ability to perform in difficult lighting conditions.

Formats and alternative

The Neopan 1600 was only available for 35mm cameras. In Japan, you could buy it as the Fujifilm Super Presto 1600. As an alternative, you could go for the Ilford Delta 3200.

Development times

Times for the development of the Neopan 1600

Calculation of the development solution
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Sample photos

All sample photos were taken with the Canon AE-1.