ORIGINAL WOLFEN Color 400 SUPER 8 ISO 250-400 / Cassette with 15 m Super 8-Film

Original Wolfen Color 400 is an entirely new Color Negative Film, made in Germany. Intended for daylight filming, although could be used with tungsten lighting if properly filtered. This versatile film provides a wonderful grain structure with a highly nostalgic look.

Original Wolfen Color 400 expands the filmmaker's toolbox as it offers a unique and incomparable look for advertising, short movies, television shows, flashback scenes, documentaries, music or skating videos and many other projects. The texture and unique color rendition create a lovely retro charme and is clearly and immediately recognizable as being analogue. A stylistic choice for which small format film is used today within otherwise completely digital productions.

With the Wolfen NC400, the first generation of our 400 ASA color negative film is now available. Substrate 125 µm Triacetate, grey Storage Unexposed film: up to 12 month < 18°C over 12 month < 13°C recommended rel. humidity: 50 – 70 % Exposed film: develop as soon as possible after exposure Developed film: storage at < 21°C; 40 - 60 % rel. humidity Substances such as sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, formaldehyde vapors and also radioactive and X-ray radiation can have a negative effect on the film. Warranty period 24 months if the specified storage conditions are observed. Exposure index ISO 400/27° The exact exposure index results depending on the selected shooting and processing conditions. Special features of the exposure conditions deliberately intended artistic effects and changes in the processing procedure must be taken into account when determining the f-number. The preparation of test exposures is recommended. Darkroom lighting The films should be processed in complete darkness.

This uniqueness and quick recognizability as photographic film are the advantages and strengths of this material.

In Super 8 applications imperfections may occur. We have achieved the best results when exposed @ 200-250 ASA (this will yield a denser negative). When processing is done by machine, it is mandatory to use machines designed for 8mm or 16mm film, as these transport the film more "gentle" and with less tension. Excessive pressure on the wet emulsion should be avoided.

Super 8 Cartridge 50ft / 15m

ISO 250-400/25-27° Daylight (4000-5500K, w/o Filter)

ISO 64-100/19-21° Tungsten (3000-3400K, with Filter Wratten 80A)

New Color Negative Film - Made in Germany

The Acetate base was made WITHOUT RemJet backing (-> easy to process)

Processing ECN-2 or C-41 with different characteristics

Finished and packed @ Wittner Cinetec, Germany

Processing not included

This uniqueness and quick recognizability as photographic film are the advantages and strengths of this material.