Kiki Pan Cat 320

A 320 speed black and white with the most memorable name in the batch. Panchromatic, and named after a shop cat.

How it behaves

A German-made panchromatic B&W film with a cat-themed box, named after Kiki, the shop cat of distributor Camera Film Photo. The distributor describes large, characterful grain with strong contrast and sharp results. Shoot at 320 in decent light, with standard B&W development. The distributor describes it as a brand-new roll film, not a re-stickered or re-rolled stock, though the exact manufacturer is undisclosed. It was designed in England, manufactured in Germany, and develops in standard B&W developers such as Rodinal and HC-110, and in monobath. A development chart was published at launch.

Questions people ask

Who is Kiki?

The shop cat of Camera Film Photo, the Hong Kong distributor. The film’s cat-themed box is named after her.

Is Kiki Pan Cat 320 a re-rolled stock?

No, per the distributor. Camera Film Photo describes it as a brand-new roll film, not re-stickered or re-rolled, though the exact manufacturer is undisclosed.

Is Kiki Pan Cat 320 good for street photography?

That is a documented use, along with travel. Strong contrast and sharp results are the draw, at an in-between speed of 320.