Film News: Double trouble from Dubble

Last year Dubble released two specialist films in conjunction with KONO! The Reanimated Film. And now they are back again with a couple more wild experimental films for you to try out. And as a special reward for JCH readers, we have some of this film to give away if you read to the end.

They will be available online via dubblefilm.com and KONO’s own store reanimatedfilm.com from 26th March as well as selected stores in the coming days.

The first collaboration back in October led to the release of a limited run of speciality films. They were very popular and sold out fast. It was then decided to carry on the production and expand the range as a response to the increasing demand of speciality 35mm with unique effects

Introducing two new films: Monsoon and Bubblegum

As with the first two films, the two new ones have been created using a one-of-a-kind machine called “The Reanimator”; a device developed by KONO’s Uwe and Ralf Mimoun. The Reanimator produces a mix of digital and analog film manipulation directly onto 35mm.

Both films have been reanimated with two different full frame tints producing varied results depending on shooting conditions.

1/ MONSOON EDITION : fresh tones like after a monsoon rain

2/ BUBBLEGUM EDITION : sweet colours that will inspire your taste buds

Technical information:

Both editions will be colour 35mm, 200 ISO 24 exposure and will require a standard C-41 process. Any mini-lab will be able to process and scan dubble film

Where to buy:

dubblefilm.com Reanimatedfilm.com

Stores to be announced in the coming days

About dubble

Launched in 2013 dubble is a mobile app that allows people to mix photos with anyone in the world. Inspired by 35mm film swapping dubble has its roots in analogue photography.
Since the launch of dubble two other photo apps have been released: dubble studio (to create double exposures with your own photos) and dubble print (print your photos onto a variety of products).
The launch of dubble film brings it in line with its heritage as well as providing a nod to all of its users that shoot film.

About KONO! The Reanimated Film

Launched in 2014 by Uwe Mimoun Is an European analogue photographic company currently developing a range of creative 35mm films.
KONO! films are based on obscure stock originally intended for shooting motion pictures, scientific use or anyplace else where photosensitive emulsions were used. Despite their outlandish origins all films were treated in a way, that they can be developed at standard mini labs.

The newest invention is a hybrid device called “Reanimator”, linking the digital to the analogue world on photographic films. Each product is made and packaged by hand.
All films are produced on machines designed and built by us. KONO! films are sold worldwide by selected partners.

So, now that you have been through all of this you are probably thinking “Hey JCH, how do I get my free film?”, well it is simple. Kono and Dubble will give 1 reader a 4 pack of the Dubble films. All you need to do is comment below on how you would use the film. The best comment will be selected by us and you will get some film to play with. Simple.

Bonus points for funny/sharp comments of course.

Cheers
JCH