Ferrania P33: A Brand New Black & White Film From Italy

[@GlaciaDay]

I love how smooth and contrasty Ferrenia Films are.

[@Nick-bj5pb]

Kent 400 will always be my beloved.

[@josephlai1078]

I've used this film stock at an amusement park. Absolutely stunning contrast and I loved it a lot.

[@jessbaumung6541]

I have a Ferrania camera. Stoked to try this film out.

[@markusb.6730]

Great way to test it out. My personal taste was always the "correct" exposure. I have to get some right away.

[@aristoioannidis7490]

Cannot wait for it. Send some of it to Australia!

[@benoitsylla2395]

hey ! at 7:25 i saw Henry drying with a tissu the film. Can you give me the method of this process and what are the advantages ? thanks :)

[@CineStillFilm]

Great question! We actually have a video all about this here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYG5h6uAiseIqK8si=SE_5gmrYhl_TPaUe

[@mikaelwerner1]

So it seems to be a true ISO 160. Would be interesting to try 1 stop overexposure while 1 stop underdevelopment?

[@Antwort2und40]

I absolutely LOVE P30 (although it humbles me ion the darkroom, the DR is insane), and have stocked up a decade supply. But I’ve never seen or been able to get a hold of P33. I hope the rumors of Ferrania’s demise are untrue…

[@OwenSilleck]

cool film but why'd you have to but that wack ass stock music beat over that old man's beautiful singing

[@retroyota22]

Is that Stan Lee playing guitar? 😂

[@m1llzzzz]

great content but the audio + video quality is very subpar... i love u guys cinestill tho!

[@MakersTeleMark]

OLD NEWS. STOP SHILLING.

[@inikphoto]

Please learn how to properly pronounce Nikon!

[@DRGBTL23]

This crap better be $5-$6 a roll

[@mgscheue]

Or you’ll be writing a strongly worded letter?