description Revolog Kolor Overview
Revolog Kolor is a color negative film made by Revolog, an Austrian company based in Vienna that produces films with deliberate visual effects. It is a 35mm film designed for C-41 processing and has an ISO 200 rating. Its treatment produces multicolored, rainbow-like marks and shifts across the image, making it intended for experimental and creative photography rather than neutral reproduction.
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What film format is Revolog Kolor?
Revolog Kolor is a 35mm color-negative film designed for C-41 processing. It has an ISO 200 rating, so it is suited to ordinary daylight and moderate-light shooting with the usual exposure adjustments.
What visual effect does Revolog Kolor create?
The film produces multicolored, rainbow-like marks across the image. The effect is deliberate and unpredictable enough that each exposure can look different.
Can Revolog Kolor be developed at a normal photo lab?
Yes, it is made for the standard C-41 color-negative process used by many labs. Tell the lab that it is an effects film so the unusual marks are treated as part of the image rather than assumed to be a processing error.
Is Revolog Kolor ISO 200 film?
Yes, Revolog lists Kolor as ISO 200 film. Use the camera's ISO 200 setting as a starting point, while adjusting for lighting and the specific results you want.
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