Lomography Earl Grey 100

Lomography's 100 speed black and white, widely believed to be Fomapan 100 in a different box. Classic grain and honest tones. Nothing to complain about at the price.

How it behaves

Shoot at 100 in good light. It develops in any standard black and white chemistry. The research describes a wide tonal range, with deep blacks, bright whites, and a multitude of gray tones between, plus fine grain and high sharpness. It has no DX coding, so set ISO 100 manually in cameras that need DX input. Different developers give noticeably different results. A fine cheap roll for learning or burning through.

Questions people ask

Is Earl Grey 100 good for beginners?

Yes. The research tags it beginner friendly and forgiving, a fine cheap roll for learning. Standard black and white development keeps it simple.

What light does Earl Grey 100 want?

Good light. At ISO 100 it is listed for sunny day landscapes and architectural shots.

Can I develop Earl Grey 100 at home?

Yes. It develops in standard black and white chemistry at home or in a lab.