Original Wolfen color 400 super8

Film format: Super8

This is a new product made by FilmoTec GmbH, Wolfen in cooperation with Wittner Cinetec of Germany. In other words, a product ‘Made in Germany’. This is an acetate-based colour negative film in the super8 format of no less than 400 ISO. This film is not exactly that light sensitive and that is why it says on the packaging that you can expose it between 250 and 400 ISO. So the manufacturer says you have to shoot it and find out yourself what gives nice results in your situation. This film, unlike other colour negative film, does not have a RemJet and is therefore easy to develop yourself at home if necessary. And this film can be developed in both ECN-2 and C-41 chemistry.

• Original Wolfen color 400
• Format: super8 cassette
• Type: color negative film
• Length: aprox. 15 meter
• Running time: approximately 3 minuten at 18 bps
• ISO 250-400/25°-27° at daylight (no filter)
• ISO 64-100/19°-21° at tungsten (use wratten filter 80A)
• Film projection: no
• Film digitization: yes
• Process yourself in C-41: yes
• Technical information from the manufactorer

Do not forget that you cannot view this colour negative film with a movie projector after development, you must make a digital scan or get a positive print of it to see the final result.

Developing this film takes between 2 and 4 weeks on average. If you have it digitised here, add 2 to 3 weeks on top.

You will not be able to view a final image with the right colors after you get your developed color negative films back from the lab. You need digitization, and there is the possibility of having a color positive copy made from a super8 color negative, for that you can only go to Andec in Berlin.

The standard process for this film at S8RL is ECN-2. On request the C-41 process is also possible but that will be more expensive and then we require a minimum of 4 cartridges.