Film Photography Project (USA)
FPP Dracula 64
ISO 64 specialty fine intermediate
~12 $
A panchromatic ISO 64 B&W film on a clear polyester base — ultra-fine grain, high resolution, natural contrast. Infrared sensitivity extended to 750nm — with an R72 filter, reveals white foliage and dramatic skies. Flat mylar base — exceptional scans. Load in low light (light piping risk). 24 exposures. 35mm and 120. Standard B&W development.
Atouts
+ Ultra-fine grain — high resolution
+ IR sensitivity to 750nm with an R72 filter
+ Flat polyester base — exceptional scans
+ Available in 35mm and 120
Limites
− Must be loaded in low light — light piping
− ISO 64 — needs plenty of light
− No DX coding
Dracula is named after Bram Stoker's vampire — a film that 'sees' beyond the human visible spectrum. Sensitivity to 750nm allows infrared effects without a dedicated filter in bright light. The ultra-thin polyester base gives remarkably flat scans.
Caractéristiques techniques
Grain
fine
Contraste
high
Popularité
niche
Format 120
Non disponible
Nombre de poses
36 poses
Base du film
Acetate
Sensibilité spectrale
Superpanchromatique infrarouge (IR)
Conservation
refrigeration recommended
Péremption typique
2–5 years depending on storage
Développement maison
yes — easy (D-76, Rodinal, etc.)
Niveau recommandé
intermediate
| Process | N&B standard (chargement en obscurité totale recommandé) |
| Révélateurs | Rodinal (1:50–1:100), D-76 (1:1), HC-110 (dil. B), DD-X |
| Temps / température | 20°C — Rodinal 1:100 stand dev : 60min sans agitation · D-76 1:1 : +20% temps standard |
| Usage recommandé | infrarouge |
| Revendeurs France | Hazen Film · Analog Wonderland · boutique officielle en ligne |
