Please note: Leica MONOPAN 50 film orders are currently restricted to a maximum of 5 rolls per customer due to limited availability.

• Description
• Tech Specs

• Leica MONOPAN 50
  The high-resolution 36-shot black-and-white film from Leica. The finest grain with an expanded spectrum for monochrome and infrared photography.
  
  A Homage to Analog Black-and-White Photography
  Analog photography is a conscious choice in favor of craftsmanship, a slower pace, and trust in our own ability to capture an image. It’s a choice that can be made at any time, as in our present day, the analog world exists alongside the digital. But the results vary – in their aesthetics and in their character. With its distinctive look, our Leica MONOPAN 50 black-and-white film recalls the early days of 35mm photography. It takes us back to 1925, when we presented the revolutionary Leica I to the world.
  
  36 High-Resolution Shots
  Leica MONOPAN 50 boasts an ultra-fine grain and super-panchromatic sensitivity. The film can be processed in all black-and-white developers. Its ultra-high resolution produces shots with extraordinary sharpness and remarkable tonal value reproduction. The low light sensitivity of ISO 50, combined with our fast M-Lenses, make shots with a wide aperture possible even in bright lighting conditions – for that unmistakable Leica bokeh.

• 35mm format film	LEICA MONOPAN 50
  Order No.	14717
  Type	Black-and-white 35mm film, super-panchromatic with high resolution and ultra-fine grain
  Characteristics	Fine-grain black-and-white 35mm film with super-panchromatic sensitization Through targeted adjustments, the film combines extremely fine grain with super-panchromatic sensitization, achieving the highest resolution and exceptional tonal reproduction. This film is particularly suitable for Leica high-performance lenses. Due to its enhanced spectral sensitivity, Leica Monopan 50 is also an excellent choice for infra-red photography. It pairs perfectly with Leica color filters (yellow, orange, and green), offering creative opportunities for producing high-contrast images.
  Number of frames	36
  ISO range	50/18°
  Sensitization	Super-panchromatic up to 780 nm
  Resolution	Up to 280 lp/mm at an object contrast of 1000:1
  Carrier layer	0.1 mm
  Film structure	Anti-halation layer between the film layer and the carrier layer
  Exposure recommendation
  Reciprocity correction
  Film change recommendation	Due to its high sensitivity, it is recommended to change the film in low light.
  Developing
  Color spectral sensitivity