Spanish film brand Dubblefilm has reduced the price of two of its experimental films.
Both Dubblefilm Cinema and Dubblefilm Treat C-41 colour films are falling in price, while the 400-ISO Treat fil is also going from 24 frame to 36.
“This price reduction is made possible due to recent manufacturing upgrades and improved shipping rates, allowing the company to pass on the savings directly making the films more accessible to the analogue community,” Dubblefilm said in a press release.
“Treat will also now be in 36 exposure, DX-coded, and cheaper than the previous 24-exposure version!
“Using the European market as an example; Cinema will drop in price by 8% a roll and Treat, with the upgrade to 36-exposure, has an equivalent price drop of 35%!”
Treat now costs £13.50 to buyers in the UK and Cinema costs £14.
Dubblefilm Treat is a 400-ISO colour film which was originally released in December 2022 and did not initially have a DX code on the canister.
Cinema, meanwhile, is an 800-ISO film made from cinema stock with remjet removed, so it can be processed with C-41 chemicals.
In May, Dubblefilm added another film to its roster of experimental films called Glitch. The black-and-white film is treated to look as if it has analogue TV static on it.
Dubblefilm’s inhouse film processing lab Dubblelab, meanwhile, recently merged with another Barcelona-based film lab called Amigou.
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