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Dubblefilm Jelly - 35mm 36Exp

Dubblefilm Jelly - 35mm 36Exp - Main image
$7.19 $11.99 In stock

Category: Film & Film Processing Colour Print Film


Jelly will make your photos burst with bright colours. Results will vary depending on shooting conditions and scanning white balance but expect something truly surprising every time.

As Dubblefilm describe it, it is pre-exposed with a soft hue ranging from red to orange via yellow and with tints of blue and green. The film will has some untinted parts giving a natural tone in some
areas.

Each roll is tinted manually in the factory by Dubblefilm, which from March 2019 is part of the Revolog family.

35mm colour negative film - 36 exposures - 200 ISO/ASA

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Penelope ★★★★★

Shot a roll in full midday sun and the highlights came out with this wild candy pink cast I genuinely didn’t expect—every scan feels like a lucky dip. The surprise factor is real, so if you’re cool with unpredictable whites and a heavy pastel punch, this 36-exp pack keeps giving.

Natalie ★★★★★

I loaded this film on a whim for a street shoot and the unpredictable colour shifts made every frame feel like a lucky dip. The 36 exposures lasted me a good week, and even the scans that came out slightly off looked intentional.

James A. ★★★★★

The bright colour pop this film gives is really something else; I shot a roll at a street market and the fruit stalls look almost surreal. It definitely keeps you guessing until you see the scans, but the surprise is part of the fun for me.