Description
Lomography Lady Grey 400 35mm Film 36 Exposures
Lomography Lady Grey 400 35mm Film 36 Exposures delivers a smooth grain, good tones and all the speed you need in a black and white film. A popular film with those photographers who want a simple, affordable film with no fuss.
Lady Grey is a Lomography branded film that makes use of Fomapan emulsion. So you can expect similar results between the two. You will get smooth, soft grain and a decent range of tones. If you prefer a more contrasty look, it is worth pushing the film to 800 ISO or higher.
If you want a lower ISO there is also Lomography Earl Grey 100.
This is a single roll, it is also available in a 3 Pack.
Lomography Lady Grey 400 is available in both 35mm and 120.
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