CELLULOID
35mm Negative. Sprocket Holes. Archival.
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CELLULOID transforms your digital photos into an authentic unspooled strip of 35mm cinema film. Complete with precision sprocket perforation holes along both margins, amber emulsion frame counters (01A, 02A, 03A), warm edge light leaks, and a DENOIR 400 safety film stamp.
Sprocket holes
Authentic 35mm film perforations rendered along both sides of the strip.
Edge frame codes
Amber 01A, 02A, 03A frame counter markings and DENOIR 400 film stamp.
Archive film tone
Pre-paired with our warm Archive darkroom filter (customizable in booth).
Edge light burn
Subtle amber emulsion light leak bleeding in from the corner.
The physicality of 35mm celluloid
Before digital screens, photographs lived on physical ribbons of perforated celluloid held up to a darkroom light table. CELLULOID brings that tactile artifact to your browser. Every strip is framed by rhythmic sprocket holes and glowing amber edge markings that make your portraits feel like a contact sheet cut straight from a 35mm canister.
Paired with warm archival chemistry
Entering the booth from CELLULOID automatically selects the Archive film filter, rendering your shots in warm darkroom silver-sepia tones. Prefer color or high-contrast noir? You can freely switch to Halation, Vintage, Noir 02, or Original inside the booth while keeping the 35mm perforated frame.
Questions
Frequently Asked
Does the downloaded JPEG include the 35mm sprocket holes?
Yes. The sprocket perforations, amber frame numbers (01A, 02A, 03A), and DENOIR 400 footer stamp are rendered directly onto your final high-resolution JPEG strip.
Can I use color filters with the CELLULOID frame?
Yes. While CELLULOID defaults to the warm Archive tone, you can switch to Original, Halation, Vintage, or any of the 15 filters in the Filter tab before shooting.
How many frames can I include on a CELLULOID strip?
You can shoot between 1 and 5 frames per strip. The sprocket perforations and frame counters automatically scale to match your chosen shot count.
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