Leica announces MONOPAN 50 black and white 35mm photographic film


The previously rumored Leica MONOPAN 50 black and white 35mm photographic film is now officially announced. See the full details, including the press release and sample photos at Reddotforum.

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Additional information:

  • This 35mm black-and-white negative film has super-panchromatic sensitivity, to 780nm, delivering a broad tonal range and reacting well with filtration for working near the infrared spectrum.
  • Ultra-high resolution of 280 lp/mm renders images with impressively high sharpness as well as also offering a very fine, smooth grain structure.
  • Slow-speed ISO 50/18° film is well-suited to use with faster lenses in daylight conditions, such as Leica’s Noctilux-M and Summilux-M lines.
  • Combination of high sharpness and low grain suits making high-magnification enlargements in the darkroom as well as high-resolution scanning applications.
  • Anti-halation layer prevents blooming or other halation effects for a clean image quality with good edge contrast.
  • Traditional silver-rich emulsion is compatible with nearly all black-and-white film developers.



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