A 400 speed film with street in the name and thin documentation to back it up. The research ties it to Flic Film. Presumably aimed at street shooters, and the research agrees.

How it behaves

A 400-speed color film marketed for street photography. One retailer describes dreamy warm tones. Shoot it at 400 on the street and see if the name fits, and bracket the first roll like all the others. It comes as a 36-exposure 35mm roll with standard C-41 processing. Flic Film generally respools existing emulsions, often cinema stocks, without disclosing the source, and the source here is undisclosed. Current production status is unverified. It is listed out of stock at multiple retailers.

Questions people ask

Is Street Savy 400 good for street photography?

That is its documented purpose, along with everyday color shooting. Dreamy warm tones are the one look a retailer describes for it.

What film is inside Street Savy 400?

Undisclosed. Flic Film does not reveal the source emulsion, which is its normal practice with respooled stocks.

Is Street Savy 400 still available?

Unverified. It is listed as out of stock or sold out at multiple retailers, so current production status is uncertain.

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