A box of three identical rolls of Lomography Lady Grey 400: 135 format, ISO 400, black and white negative.
How the picture looks
A flexible film which, the maker says, is relatively forgiving of exposure errors. Like Earl Grey it tends towards slightly less negative density in the shadows. Grain is more visible than on a 100-speed film — that is the price of the sensitivity.
What to shoot on it
ISO 400 in black and white means the street in any weather, reportage, interiors, dusk. The case where getting the frame matters more than getting it with perfectly fine grain.
How to shoot it
Meter at box speed; the latitude means you need not be too careful. The film takes a moderate push, but then you must tell the lab before development.
Why a pack
Three identical rolls let you shoot and develop a series under one regime, at a lower cost per frame.
