Dubblefilm Pacific 200 120 format
Imbue your medium format photography with a crisp, evocative atmosphere. This is a fresh roll of Dubblefilm PACIFIC in 120 format—an experimental colour negative film pre-tinted to deliver a distinctive, moody colour palette reminiscent of a "post-thunderstorm" afternoon or a sun-baked 1970s film set.
By upgrading their signature tinting technology to an expansive 120 canvas, Dubblefilm allows you to explore unique chemical gradients across a huge, high-fidelity negative.
The Highlights
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The Retro Sepia & Pacific Blue Palette: PACIFIC introduces a dramatic, dual-tone shift to your images. It transforms your shadows into deep, warm sepia and burgundy tones while washing your mid-tones and highlights in rich, saturated blues and electric greens. The final result feels wonderfully vintage, poetic, and cinematic.
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The Post-Thunderstorm Mood: The pre-exposed tinting responds dynamically to how you meter. Shot in direct sunlight, the deep blues and sepias separate sharply for high-contrast, psych-pop results. In softer, overcast daylight, the shades blend into an elegant, muted teal-and-amber tone that gives landscapes a brooding, stormy texture.
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Full-Frame Medium Format Latitude: Each roll is manually tinted using precise pre-exposure techniques. Stretched across a 120 negative, these flowing colour gradients mix smoothly with medium format’s signature shallow depth of field, resulting in striking, art-gallery-ready portraits and landscapes.
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Standard Darkroom Processing: Despite its highly customized, surreal output, PACIFIC is engineered on a reliable colour negative base. It requires zero complex movie-film development or Remjet removal—you can get it safely processed at any standard local lab using regular C-41 chemistry.
Quick Specs
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Format: 120 Medium Format (Standard 12 Exposures on 6x6)
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Type: Creative Pre-Tinted Colour Negative
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Speed: ISO 200
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Processing: Standard C-41 (Any regular photo lab)
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Best For: Mood-driven landscapes, surreal outdoor portraits, gritty architectural series, and nostalgic travel diaries.