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Lomography Earl Grey 100
A fine-grained low-speed black-and-white for crisp detail.
| ISO / Speed | 100 |
| Type | Black & White |
| Process | B&W |
| Formats | 35mm · 120 |
| Grain | Fine |
| Exposure latitude | Moderate |
| Color cast | Neutral，low saturation, moderate contrast |
| Brand | Lomography |
Generated color character — not a sample photograph
Earl Grey 100 is Lomography's slow ISO 100 black-and-white film, offering fine grain, smooth mid-tones and a classic neutral rendering. It is a budget-friendly, easy-to-develop mono film well suited to bright light and detailed subjects.
Character & look
As a 100-speed traditional emulsion, Earl Grey delivers fine grain and a full grey scale with gentle contrast, resolving crisp detail in good light. It develops in standard black-and-white chemistry and scans cleanly, making it an approachable choice for photographers learning monochrome or wanting a low-cost, reliable slow film.
Best for
Bright lightDetail and landscapeLearning B&WEveryday mono
Shooting & development tips
Rate at box speed and shoot in good light or on a tripod, since ISO 100 wants brightness. Develop in a common developer like D-76 or Rodinal; expose for the shadows and let the highlights fall into place.
FAQ
Is Lomography Earl Grey a rebranded film?
Like most Lomography black-and-white films it is a traditional third-party emulsion packaged under the Lomography name; it behaves like a conventional ISO 100 mono film in standard chemistry.
What developer suits Earl Grey 100?
Common developers work well — D-76 or ID-11 for balanced tones, Rodinal for sharper grain. As a slow film it rewards accurate exposure in good light.