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Vintage box of Perutz Peromnia-Film, specifically a type of black and white panchromatic film produced in Germany by the Perutz company. Here are some details about the film based on the image and search results: Type: Panchromatic black and white film with "Ultra rapid" and "Absolut lichthof frei" (absolutely antihalo) features. Format: The box indicates it's designed for multiple formats within roll film, including 3 exposures of 6x9 cm, 12 exposures of 6x6 cm, and 16 exposures of 4.5x6 cm. These formats typically correspond to 120 roll film, although 620 versions of Peromnia film also existed. Speed: While the image doesn't explicitly state the speed in ASA, other sources mention Peromnia 21 as being 100 ASA (equivalent to DIN 21), and Peromnia 25 as 250 ASA (equivalent to DIN 25). Origin and Collectibility: Made in Germany, these vintage films are now primarily considered collectibles or for experimental photography due to their age and likely expired nature. Features: Noted for its anti-halation properties due to an opaque black backing that bleached during processing, unlike typical 35mm films that relied on a grey base

NOS - Perutz Peromnia Film B/W Germany 1940's WW2

Vintage box of Perutz Peromnia-Film, specifically a type of black and white panchromatic film produced in Germany by the Perutz company. Here are some details about the film based on the image and search results: Type: Panchromatic black and white film with "Ultra rapid" and "Absolut lichthof frei" (absolutely antihalo) features. Format: The box indicates it's designed for multiple formats within roll film, including 3 exposures of 6x9 cm, 12 exposures of 6x6 cm, and 16 exposures of 4.5x6 cm. These formats typically correspond to 120 roll film, although 620 versions of Peromnia film also existed. Speed: While the image doesn't explicitly state the speed in ASA, other sources mention Peromnia 21 as being 100 ASA (equivalent to DIN 21), and Peromnia 25 as 250 ASA (equivalent to DIN 25). Origin and Collectibility: Made in Germany, these vintage films are now primarily considered collectibles or for experimental photography due to their age and likely expired nature. Features: Noted for its anti-halation properties due to an opaque black backing that bleached during processing, unlike typical 35mm films that relied on a grey base

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