Lucky SHD400 35mm Film Bulk Roll 100ft (30.5m) 135 Format Black and White Negative Film ISO400 for Camera Film

1. The storage temperature for film should not exceed 21℃, and the relative humidity should not exceed 65% to prevent damage. 2. Film stored at low temperatures should be removed before use. Let it sit at room temperature for 1-2 hours before opening the packaging to prevent condensation on the film surface from affecting image quality. 3. Loading and unloading film should be done in a shaded area, avoiding direct sunlight. 4. The photographic performance of film will degrade over time. Film should be used within its shelf life; film already loaded into a camera should be used as soon as possible. 5. Film expiration date: December 2027

• Lucky SHD 400 is a high-quality, high-speed panchromatic black-and-white film, ideally suited for low-light conditions and sports photography. It features exceptional sharpness, wide exposure latitude, and high resolution. Capable of accommodating a wide range of processing conditions, it is an ideal film choice for both amateur and professional photographers.
• Professional Lucky SHD400 35mm Black and White Negative Film, ISO 400. It features fine grain and rich grayscale, making it suitable for a variety of shooting subjects, including landscapes, portraits, and documentary photography.
• Each roll is 100 feet (30.5 meters) long and can be loaded with 135 film as needed, significantly reducing the cost per roll. Ideal for long shoots, practice, or large-scale studio use.
• This film offers a wide exposure latitude and is less prone to exposure errors, allowing beginners to easily obtain stable images while also satisfying the needs of experienced users for detail and contrast control.
• Highly adaptable for processing, compatible with various black and white developers. It is compatible with common black and white developers (such as D-76, ID-11, XTOL, etc.), has a stable development curve, natural contrast, and can be easily customized to suit personal style (e.g., using push-pull and pull-to-adjust controls).