DragonFilm No. VI Black and White Film ISO 64 135-24

DragonFilm No. VI Black and White Film ISO 64 135-24

DragonFilm No. VI is a fine-grained, high-resolution black and white 35mm film manufactured in Ukraine. With a recommended rating of ISO 64 and a usable range from ISO 32 to ISO 100, it delivers exceptional sharpness and smooth tonality, making it an excellent choice for bright conditions, controlled lighting, and slower, more deliberate shooting.

Why We Like It

This is a beautifully controlled film that really shines when you slow things down. DragonFilm No. VI offers impressive resolving power with very fine grain, making it ideal for landscapes, architecture, and studio work where detail matters. It responds well to careful exposure and rewards tripod use, smaller apertures, and longer shutter speeds. The tonal rendering is smooth and refined, which also makes it a strong option for traditional darkroom printing. As with other DragonFilm stocks, it requires a bit of care when loading, and film changes should always be done in subdued light due to light piping.

Key Features

• Fine-grained black and white film with high sharpness
• 35mm (135) format, 24 exposures
• ISO 64 recommended, usable from ISO 32 to ISO 100
• High resolution with smooth tonal rendering
• No DX code, manual ISO setting required

What's in the Box

• 1x 35mm (135) black and white film roll, 24 exposures

Ideal For

• Landscape and architectural photography
• Studio and controlled lighting setups
• Photographers who value fine grain and sharp detail
• Darkroom printers seeking smooth tonal negatives

Development Guide

• D-76, stock, ISO 64, 9 minutes at 20°C
• D-76, 1+3, ISO 50, 15 minutes at 20°C
• HC-110, dilution B, ISO 64, 8 minutes at 20°C
• HC-110, dilution F, ISO 64, 18 minutes at 20°C
• HC-110, dilution B, ISO 400, 18 minutes at 20°C
• ID-11, stock, ISO 64, 9 minutes at 20°C
• ID-11, 1+3, ISO 50, 15 minutes at 20°C
• Ilfosol 3, 1+14, ISO 64, 13 minutes at 17°C
• Rodinal, 1+25, ISO 64, 6 minutes 25 seconds at 20°C
• Rodinal, 1+50, ISO 64, 11 minutes at 20°C
• Rodinal, 1+50, ISO 125, 11 minutes at 20°C

Handling note: This film does not have a DX code and is not suitable for some automatic cameras. ISO must be set manually. The film is sensitive to light piping, so loading and unloading should always be done in subdued light.