The Rera Pan and the HP 400 are currently the only black and white 127 format films on the market. There is no longer any reason to leave the Baby Rolleiflex in the dark closet. The Rera Pan 400 is a traditional high-speed black and white film. It is suitable for extensive photographic and scientific applications. The Rera Pan 400 is an excellent choice, especially in available light situations, and whenever it is a matter of taking photos with excellent results in restricted light conditions. Suitable for indoor and outdoor shots. Panchromatically sensitized. Suitable for most commerically available developers. Price does not include processing.
The Rera Pan and the HP 400 are currently the only black and white 127 format films on the market. There is no longer any reason to leave the Baby Rolleiflex in the dark closet. The Rera Pan 400 is a traditional high-speed black and white film. It is suitable for extensive photographic and scientific applications. The Rera Pan 400 is an excellent choice, especially in available light situations, and whenever it is a matter of taking photos with excellent results in restricted light conditions. Suitable for indoor and outdoor shots. Panchromatically sensitized. Suitable for most commerically available developers. Price does not include processing.
ReraPan 400 Black and White Negative Film 127 Roll Film, B&W, 1
The Rera Pan and the HP 400 are currently the only black and white 127 format films on the market. There is no longer any reason to leave the Baby Rolleiflex in the dark closet. The Rera Pan 400 is a traditional high-speed black and white film. It is suitable for extensive photographic and scientific applications. The Rera Pan 400 is an excellent choice, especially in available light situations, and whenever it is a matter of taking photos with excellent results in restricted light conditions. Suitable for indoor and outdoor shots. Panchromatically sensitized. Suitable for most commerically available developers. Price does not include processing.
The Rera Pan and the HP 400 are currently the only black and white 127 format films on the market. There is no longer any reason to leave the Baby Rolleiflex in the dark closet. The Rera Pan 400 is a traditional high-speed black and white film. It is suitable for extensive photographic and scientific applications. The Rera Pan 400 is an excellent choice, especially in available light situations, and whenever it is a matter of taking photos with excellent results in restricted light conditions. Suitable for indoor and outdoor shots. Panchromatically sensitized. Suitable for most commerically available developers. Price does not include processing.
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The lowest price for ReraPan 400 Black and White Negative Film 127 Roll Film, B&W, 1 right now is $32.95 at Amazon.com.au, compared across 4 retailers.
The all-time low was $28.76 on 31 Dec 2025 — today's price is 15% above the lowest ever. That's a little above the best price we've seen.
Prices last updated 30 June 2026.
Last updated at 30/06/2026 01:50:12
Rerapan ISO 400 127 B/W Film
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ReraPan Rerapan ISO 400 127 B/W Film
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originally posted on analoguewonderland.co.uk
It’s the first time I’ve used this particular film as I wanted to try a Kodak Vest Pocket. The film was fine and did a great job. The film is tightly wound because of the very small spool and loading into a spiral was a little more difficult than usual because it wanted to remain in that shape but no a real problem! The image with this review was scanned and finished with Snapseed.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
The film came well packaged and with care. My first time in years using film to take pictures. I plan to buy more in the future. I haven't used it up yet, so I can't speak on the quality of the pictures, but I'm sure they will come out great.
originally posted on analoguewonderland.co.uk
I’m a new returner to film and acquired a couple of 127 cameras in job lots from ‘the bay’. I shot this on a Bencini Comet 44 which is about the size of an Olympus Trip and too pretty not to use. It loaded fine on the Paterson reel and I developed in Perceptol 1+3. Very pleased with this first effort. Keep producing this film please!
| Film Format | 127 |
| Film Type | Panchromatic B&W Negative |
| Film Speed | ISO 400 |
| Film Processing | Standard Black and White Chemistry |
| Number of Rolls | 1 |
Rerapan ISO 400 127 B/W Film
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
ReraPan Rerapan ISO 400 127 B/W Film
Delivery $9.95
ReraPan Rerapan ISO 400 127 B/W Film
Free delivery between Thu – Fri
ReraPan Rerapan ISO 400 127 B/W Film
Delivery $10
It’s the first time I’ve used this particular film as I wanted to try a Kodak Vest Pocket. The film was fine and did a great job. The film is tightly wound because of the very small spool and loading into a spiral was a little more difficult than usual because it wanted to remain in that shape but no a real problem! The image with this review was scanned and finished with Snapseed.
The film came well packaged and with care. My first time in years using film to take pictures. I plan to buy more in the future. I haven't used it up yet, so I can't speak on the quality of the pictures, but I'm sure they will come out great.
I’m a new returner to film and acquired a couple of 127 cameras in job lots from ‘the bay’. I shot this on a Bencini Comet 44 which is about the size of an Olympus Trip and too pretty not to use. It loaded fine on the Paterson reel and I developed in Perceptol 1+3. Very pleased with this first effort. Keep producing this film please!
Bought some of this to try on my 1961 Brownie 127 and was quite impressed .With the age of the camera I wasnt expecting too much but the film did well. I will certainly be using it again for sure. Tried it out at RSPB Burton Mere.
I put this film through an old Kodak that was made for 127 film. The wind-on was total potluck - I got some cool double exposures but wound through the film really fast. Want to try it again 😊
127 film is difficult to come by nowadays. This is a really great film, and a welcome introduction. I process it myself in Perceptol (rating it at 200ASA and develop it for about 14 minutes, which results in a very clean negative). My scanner is very old, and not very good now, but photographing the neg on a light panel with a digital camera produces good results too. This is a really great film, I just hope that it will continue to be available - I'm so pleased with the results. There are labs who will probably process it, but understandably it is likely to take longer than common formats and C41 film, and anyway I quite enjoy the experience of going back to processing the film myself (though scanning, digital processing and inkjet printing is far more rewarding ... More127 film is difficult to come by nowadays. This is a really great film, and a welcome introduction. I process it myself in Perceptol (rating it at 200ASA and develop it for about 14 minutes, which results in a very clean negative). My scanner is very old, and not very good now, but photographing the neg on a light panel with a digital camera produces good results too. This is a really great film, I just hope that it will continue to be available - I'm so pleased with the results. There are labs who will probably process it, but understandably it is likely to take longer than common formats and C41 film, and anyway I quite enjoy the experience of going back to processing the film myself (though scanning, digital processing and inkjet printing is far more rewarding than I ever found darkroom printing, though I need to be quite aggressive on contrast and sharpening and nose reduction!).
I bought this film for my husband to use with a 127 camera he got for his birthday. This is what he had to say about it:"A nice film for landscapes. I've only shot the one roll so can't speak for other types of photography. This film really likes well lit scenes and can produce some nice contrast. Underexposed shots lose a lot of shadow detail."
This was my first go with 127 film, so I don't have anything to compare against. I did experience the white dots that I've read about in other reviews, but I quite like the look of it. I feel it adds a texture to the photo. I found the film shot better in stronger daylight rather than in cloud. I had focusing issues with my camera (Vest Pocket Kodak) which hadn't been used in decades so I can't comment on sharpness of images but overall I like this film and will get it again.
Not sure if it's pertinent how "good" it is, but more importantly you can get it easily from AW for those 127 shooting occasions. Still, a nice stock with good contrast and shades. I shot in a horrible little plastic box, so I can't really comment on the sharpness though.
I love the rerapan 400. It allows me to use my two 127 cameras that I otherwise would have no film for. There's a few different cuts available, but this is my favorite - it's solid quality and affordable.
| Film Format | 127 |
| Film Type | Panchromatic B&W Negative |
| Film Speed | ISO 400 |
| Film Processing | Standard Black and White Chemistry |
| Number of Rolls | 1 |
