Fujichrome T64 Tungsten Professional Color Reversal Film 36 RTP 135 64 Expired
$ 9.51
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Fujichrome T64 Tungsten Professional Color Reversal Film 36 RTP 135 64 Expired . Technical SpecificationsFilm Format: 135 (35mm)Exposures: 36 shots per rollFilm Speed: ISO 64Color Balance: Tungsten (3200K)Process: Standard E-6 (Slide Film) or cross-processed in C-41Granularity: Ultrafine grain (RMS granularity of 7)Key Characteristics & PerformanceZero Reciprocity Failure: It features incredible long-exposure stability. J-3 Open box The packaging has been opened the film is still brand new in the container This was purchased from a very clean smoke free estate sale Expired 1999 Free Shipping I will guarantee this to your full satisfaction I will secure for shipping Fujichrome T64 Professional (RTP) is a legendary, discontinued ISO 64 tungsten-balanced color reversal (slide) film manufactured by Fujifilm. Designed primarily for studio, commercial, and architectural photography, it was engineered to deliver completely neutral color accuracy under artificial 3200K tungsten lighting without needing a corrective lens filter. Technical SpecificationsFilm Format: 135 (35mm)Exposures: 36 shots per rollFilm Speed: ISO 64Color Balance: Tungsten (3200K)Process: Standard E-6 (Slide Film) or cross-processed in C-41Granularity: Ultrafine grain (RMS granularity of 7)Key Characteristics & PerformanceZero Reciprocity Failure: It features incredible long-exposure stability. It can handle multi-second exposures under low-light or night conditions without shifting color or losing speed.High Hue Fidelity: Built with Fujifilm's Multi-Color-Correcting Layer, it mimics human eye spectral sensitivity for painting reproductions and commercial work.Daylight Shift: If shot outdoors in daylight without an 85B amber filter, your photos will have a heavy, stylized blue/cool cast.Cross-Processing (C-41): If developed in standard color negative chemicals, it yields highly saturated, unpredictable color shifts ranging from vibrant purples to neon pinks and deep yellows, making it a favorite for experimental photographers.
