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Bones X-Ray 35mm
Experimental Black & White Film · Bones Films, Brazil
35mm
Overview
Bones X-Ray 35mm is an experimental black-and-white film made from x-ray material and converted for 35mm still cameras. It is intended for creative and experimental use and can be exposed across a broad range, approximately ISO 100 to ISO 3200 depending on the desired look and processing approach.
Format35mm / 135
TypeBlack & White
Nominal exposure rangeISO 100 – 3200
Frames24 exposures
Key characteristics
- Experimental B&W film made from x-ray material
- Broad exposure range, ISO 100 – 3200
- Emulsion coated on both sides
- Supplied in a silver foil zip-lock bag
- Recommended for experienced users and experimental shooting; not ideal for general retail use
Specifications
| Format | 35mm / 135 |
|---|---|
| Type | Black & White |
| Nominal exposure range | ISO 100 – 3200 |
| Frames | 24 exposures |
| Origin | Brazil |
| Packaging | Silver foil zip-lock bag |
| Development | Standard black-and-white chemistry with appropriate development times |
Handling notes
- Recommended for experienced users and experimental shooting; not ideal for general retail use.
- Film base is thick and tightly wound; reliable transport may require a strong camera advance mechanism.
- For best transport, hand-advance the film through the first several frames before normal shooting.
- Load in complete darkness or very subdued light. The film is prone to light piping.
- Handle carefully during processing, as the film scratches easily.
- Emulsion is coated on both sides.
Sample images
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