Rollei RPX 300

A black and white film in Rollei's RPX line, listed here in 120. Public details on the exact emulsion are thin. Treat it as a classic medium-speed black and white.

How it behaves

Shoot at 300 in decent light. Develop in standard black and white chemistry. A straightforward roll until proven otherwise. One caution from the research: no product named Rollei RPX 300 could be found in manufacturer data sheets or retailer listings, and the verified RPX line covers RPX 25, RPX 100, and RPX 400, so this stock needs confirming before anyone relies on it. The frames here are square 120, shot around downtown Ogden.

Questions people ask

Is Rollei RPX 300 a medium-speed black and white film?

Yes, on the documented specs. It is listed at ISO 300 in 120, as a black and white film for standard chemistry.

What should I shoot it in?

Decent light, at box speed. The documented notes call it a straightforward medium-speed roll, nothing more specific than that.