Kōun 125 – Limited 24 Exposure B&W Film – ISO 125 – Panchromatic

Kōun 125 – 35mm Black & White Film (1 Roll)

🎞 Classic tones with a cinematic twist.

 

Kōun 125 is a re-spooled, limited-run black-and-white film made from Aviphot 200, carefully tested and rated for ISO 125 shooting. It’s extended red sensitivity captures more light in the red spectrum, giving dramatic skies, smoother skin tones, and richer tonal depth than standard B&W films.

Perfect for photographers who want timeless monochrome images with a subtle cinematic edge.

 

✨ Film Details

• Type: Black & White Negative Film

• Speed: ISO 125 (best at 125–160)

• Exposures: 36 frames

• Grain: Fine to moderate, classic B&W look

• Extended Red Sensitivity: Boosts contrast in skies and enhances warm tones

• Processing: Standard B&W chemistry (D-76, Rodinal, etc.)

 

📜 Film Origin

Drawn from Agfa’s legendary Aviphot line of professional aerial films, this emulsion has been hand-rolled into 35mm canisters and re-rated for everyday photography. Known for its fine grain, balanced contrast, and extended red sensitivity, it delivers a timeless look once reserved for specialized applications—now ready for your camera.

 

📦 Storage & Shelf Life

• Ships cold-stored with eco-friendly recyclable packaging

• Keep refrigerated for maximum stability – good for 5+ years when stored properly

 

📸 How It Compares

• Ilford FP4: Finer grain but less punch than Kōun

• Kodak Tri-X: Higher contrast, more grit than Kōun

• Kōun 125: The sweet spot between the two, with richer reds and better tonal separation

 

✅ Shooting Tips

• Meter at ISO 125 for best results

• Slight overexposure adds creamy highlights

• Works beautifully for landscapes, portraits, and street photography

 

⚠️ Notes

• Expired, re-spooled stock – tested and stable

• Load film in low light to avoid fogging

• Temperature-controlled shipping during hot weather

 

📷 Share your results! Tag #Kōun125 on Instagram to join the growing community of shooters using this unique film.

✨ Limited availability – once it’s gone, it’s gone. Grab a roll and rediscover B&W photography with a fresh tonal range.