Street Candy ATM 400

Repurposed ATM security camera film, hence the name. High contrast black and white from the surveillance world. Gritty by nature and not subtle.

How it behaves

Contrasty black and white with a soft grainy structure and deep blacks, made from repurposed surveillance film. Shoot at 400 and expect punchy contrast. It suits harsh light and urban subjects. The maker rates it best at ISO 400 in daylight or ISO 320 under artificial light. Standard black and white chemistry, with published development times for D-76, ID-11, Rodinal, HC-110, and XTOL. Early packaging used eco-friendly recycled cardboard canisters.

Questions people ask

Why is it called ATM 400?

The film was previously used in ATMs, banks, traffic cameras, and building surveillance. Street Candy converted that surveillance film to 35mm cassettes.

Is Street Candy ATM 400 good for street photography?

Yes. That is its documented best use, along with dramatic, high-contrast scenes. The look is gritty, with deep blacks.

How should I expose Street Candy ATM 400?

At ISO 400 in daylight. Under artificial light, the maker suggests ISO 320.