Revolog Emerald 200 36exp

Imbue your analog frames with a lush, unearthly aura. This is a fresh, full-length 36 exposure roll of Revolog Emerald 200—an experimental 35mm colour negative film pre-exposed by hand to infuse your photographs with vivid green washes and contrasting magenta shadows.

Hand-crafted in Austria by the special-effects artisans at Revolog, Emerald is engineered for photographers who want to depart from clean, naturalistic colour balance and step straight into moody, cinema-grade tonal grading directly on the emulsion.

The Highlights

• The Signature Emerald Palette: Pre-exposed to cast rich emerald-green hues across your highlights and mid-tones, while cooler magenta and violet undertones settle into your darker areas. The chemical tinting reacts dynamically to the natural contrast of your scene.

• Light & Exposure Interaction: In brightly lit areas, the emerald wash remains subtle, giving outdoor foliage and architecture an atmospheric sci-fi glow. In deeper shadows or underexposed pockets, the pre-exposure creates dramatic colour separation that adds heavy character to ordinary compositions.

• Balanced ISO 200 Baseline: Built upon a standard 200-speed emulsion, offering smooth grain structure, good sharpness, and plenty of flexibility for sunny daytime walks, golden-hour cityscapes, or flash photography.

• Standard Lab Processing (C-41): Despite its striking, non-traditional visual effects, Emerald is formulated on a standard colour negative base. It contains no remjet layer or movie stock chemistry—process it at any regular lab or at home using standard C-41 chemicals.

Quick Specs

• Format: 35mm / 36 Exposures

• Type: Specialty Pre-Exposed Colour Negative

• Speed: ISO 200

• Processing: Standard C-41 (Normal development, no push/pull required)

• DX Coding: None (Manual ISO selection recommended; automatic compacts typically meter this at ISO 100, which gently overexposes the roll and softens the effect slightly)

• Best For: Moody portraits, brutalist architecture, dusk street scenes, neon city walks, and high-contrast creative projects.