KONO Galaxy

A color negative film from KONO that pushes everything toward the saturated end. Big bold color that wants to be noticed. It is part of their Original effects range, a handmade pre-exposed film.

How it behaves

Shoot it at 200 in good light. Expect heavy saturation and color shifts, so point it at scenes that can take it. Any lab can process it as C-41. The research says the effect is bursting multicolor across the frame, that a higher exposure index and a darker background make the effect stronger, and to confirm whether your roll is DX coded before loading.

Questions people ask

What does KONO Galaxy do to a frame?

It is pre-exposed by hand, producing bursting multicolor effects across the frame. Saturation rates at five stars.

What speed should you shoot KONO Galaxy at?

Shoot it at 200 in good light. KONO gives a range of ISO 100-400 and recommends rating it at 200.

How is KONO Galaxy developed?

In standard C-41. Any lab can process it.