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Film Photography Project 35mm Color - FPP Color 125

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Category: 35mm Film

FPP Color 125

FPP Color 125 is a distinctive 35mm color film that delivers a subtle, retro aesthetic with fine grain and a fresh color palette. Offering 24 exposures at ISO 125, this DX-coded film is processed using standard C-41 chemistry. What sets FPP Color 125 apart is its unique, subdued color tones, giving your photos a look that's unlike any modern color print film.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry M. ★★★★★

The 24 exposures per roll is perfect for testing out a new camera without burning through too many frames. Colors have this nice muted vintage look that really works with street scenes and portraits.

Claire ★★★★★

Took this on a cloudy afternoon and was really surprised by how warm the colors turned out. The DX coding meant my camera set the speed automatically, which made shooting fast and easy.

Lily V. ★★★★★

I grabbed a roll for a quick walk in the park and the fine grain really surprised me—colors look natural but with a slight retro feel. The DX coding also meant I didn't have to fiddle with my camera settings, which was a nice bonus.