CatLABS 320

CatLABS’ faster black and white. 320 speed with a bit more grain and a bit more nerve. Their house film for lower light.

How it behaves

Good for street shooting when the light drops. Expect visible grain, which suits the look. Rate at box speed first. The entry describes a traditional medium-speed negative with a distinct grain quality and deep gray tones described as silvery and metallic. It picks up contrast in flat, dull scenes. CatLABS suggests rating it at EI 200 in bright sunlight and pushing as high as 1600 in low light. The clear base dries fast and scans well. The 35mm rolls are sold in reusable plastic cassettes.

Questions people ask

Can you push CatLABS 320?

Yes. CatLABS suggests pushing as high as 1600 in low light, and rating it at EI 200 in bright sunlight.

Is CatLABS 320 good for street photography?

Yes, per the entry, especially in overcast light. The notes also list street shooting when the light drops.

How much latitude does CatLABS 320 have?

Wide. Latitude is rated five stars in the entry, with a working range from EI 200 to a push at 1600.