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KODAK VERICHROME PAN

  • 6 photos
  • ISO 125
  • black & white

Kodak Verichrome Pan was a general purpose medium-speed panchromatic film produced by Kodak from 1956 to 2002. It featured extremely fine grain, excellent gradation, and wide exposure latitude. This film had characteristics similar to Kodak Plus-X Pan Professional Film, but without retouching surfaces.

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An abandoned greenhouse is overgrown with dry grass and vines.
A large, rusty furnace covered in graffiti stands in a dark, abandoned room.
A man in a coat and tie stands on a stone staircase, holding a hat.
Waves crash on a rocky beach with large sea stacks under a hazy sky.
An abandoned building with broken windows and graffiti is overgrown with vines and bare trees.
A vintage police car is parked on a gravel lot with a "Route 66" sign and a building with "Coffee" and "Jewelry" signs in the background.

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