A 400 speed black and white sold under the plainest name possible. No verified brand, no documentation. A blank slate. The roll here is the Utah State Capitol and the Tower Theatre in Salt Lake City.

How it behaves

Shoot at 400. Standard black and white development. Beyond that, nothing is documented. The research behind this guide could not verify a standalone product called Pan 400, and the name appears inside other products, including Kentmere Pan 400, JCH Street Pan 400, and Derev Pan 400, so the identity behind this label is ambiguous. If it is repackaged bulk film, the base emulsion is undisclosed. The frames here are 35mm.

Questions people ask

Who makes Pan 400?

No source could verify a maker for a standalone Pan 400. Several documented products carry Pan 400 inside their names, so check the packaging before assuming which film this is.

How does Pan 400 handle grain?

Only this much is documented: nothing sample based exists for this label. The frames on this page are the evidence.

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The full set

All 7 frames, in the order they came off the rolls. Tap one to see it full screen.

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