Lomography Lady Grey 400 135 Film

Lomography Lady Grey 400 is a black and white film designed for mixed-lighting conditions. It has an exposure rating of ISO 400 and delivers a high-resolution and smooth grain structure with a stunning tonal range. It is perfect for capturing fast-action shots and produces deep black, white, and grey middle tones. Add elegance to your B&W low-light shots with this Lomography film.

Lomography Lady Grey 400 135 Film Key Features:

• Capture great detail in fast-action shots
• ISO 400 delivers impressive fine grain structure
• Offers stunning tones and high-resolution images
• Yields best results in low-light conditions
• Maintains a broad tonal range
• Produces deep black, white, and grey middle tones
• Compatible with 35 mm cameras
• Compatible with 35 mm cameras
• The panchromatic film produces black and white tones close to what we see originally

What's in the box?

• 1 x Lomography Lady Grey 400 135 Film

FAQs:

What does ISO 400 mean?

The ISO rating, also known as the film’s speed, is the measurement of a film’s light sensitivity. The higher the ISO number, the higher the light sensitivity of that film is. High-speed films are best used for low-light conditions and fast shutter speeds capture fast-action shots with crisp details. ISO 400 is a high-speed film that delivers fine grain structure to the image.

Which cameras are compatible with the film?

The film is compatible with all 35 mm cameras.

What does 27 mean in the rating ISO 400/27?

The number 27 in meter setting ISO 400/27 has nothing to do with temperature but is read as 27 DIN. DIN was the older European version of ISO in light metering.

Can the film be used in daylight?

This film is a mixed-lighting film which means that it can be used to shoot in daylight but yields the best results in low-light conditions because of its high speed.

What is a panchromatic film?

A panchromatic film captures a wider spectrum of light and renders B&W tones as close to the original subject. This type of film records all colours of the light in the same tones of grey. The intensity of light determines which shade of grey is produced in the film.