Lomography Lady Grey 400

Lomography's 400 speed black and white, widely believed to be Fomapan 400 repackaged. A workhorse with visible grain. Good for everyday shooting.

How it behaves

Shoot at 400 and push it if you need to. It handles low light better than its price suggests. Standard black and white development. The research describes smooth grain, high sharpness, and a broad tonal range of deep blacks, bright whites, and nuanced gray middle tones. It has no DX coding, so set ISO 400 manually in cameras that need DX input. Its speed makes it the more flexible of the two Lomography black and white films.

Questions people ask

Is Lady Grey 400 good for street photography?

Yes. The research lists street photography in mixed light as a best use, plus moving subjects and low light handheld shooting.

Can you push Lady Grey 400?

Yes, push it if you need to. Its 400 speed and latitude rating support using it when light is short.

How does Lady Grey 400 differ from Earl Grey 100?

Speed. Lady Grey is ISO 400 and more flexible in varied conditions. Earl Grey is ISO 100 and built for good light.