Washi Z Single Use Camera, 24 exposures

Item: 26296

Black and White camera, 24 + 3 exposures, ISO 400, near Infrared film

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Product Description

Originally coated for aerial vegetation mapping, film Z offers nice contrast and green shades separation, making it perfect for lanscape photography that Washi has conveniently put into a camera shell for single use picture-taking.

Film Z is a panchromatic negative near infrared (up to 750nm) sensitive black & white film. Initially designed for aerial photography, Film Z is a perfect choice for landscapes, offering good separation of green shades and its high contrast and red sensitivity is ideal when you want to shoot under adverse light conditions. You never know what the weather would be like when you go out there...

HANDLING

The film is coated onto a polyester base and must be loaded and unloaded under subdued light to avoid light leaks. Once the film is loaded and the camera closed, it is best to shoot three times for nothing to prevent light leaks on your first pictures.

NO DX CODE, SORRY!

As Film Z is produced using recycled 135mm cartridges, there is no DX code available, and please use manual ISO setting.

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Returns

All returns for purchased items are covered in our Customer Service section below under the sub-headings of Cancellation, Replacement and Terms and Conditions. Our returns policy is fully compliant with UK Online and Consumer Contracts Regulations (updated February 2020).

Delivery

Most orders incur a total order delivery charge of £7.99 including VAT for mainland UK delivery. All goods are shipped by courier services. The companies we use are DPD or DHL and parcels are delivered in 48 hours or sooner from date of despatch. Exceptions to this, including lower delivery charges, can be found in the Information section for Delivery at the bottom this page.