Our Lomography Lady Grey film review combines the community's comments, recommendations, sample images and feedback to give you an excellent overview of Lomo Lady Grey film's strengths and weaknesses!

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Lady Grey is probably Lomography’s most ‘normal’ film in their stable - in that it's B&W, ISO 400, and what you see in these sample photos is pretty much what you’re going to get from your camera!

It is produced in Europe for Lomography, they have recently implemented a snazzy new packaging to show off lots of lovely orange and new sample photos.

And those photos show a very different type of B&W film than some of our recent professional-grade emulsions. Lady Grey has moderate contrast - she can be quite murky in low light - moderate to high grain - and reasonable flexibility.

This makes it a great ‘walkabout’ film for your street or family photography. I probably wouldn’t rely on it for high end studio work, although some reviewers mentioned that dropping the ISO to 200 and pull-processing the film notably improved the contrast and detail. Ultimately this isn’t where the skills of this film sit.

It is designed to be shot, experimented with, and enjoyed. I also think it’s a great fit for lo-fi cameras, and actually when I first started shooting film I got a Diana F 120 and a roll of Lady Grey - so I've always held a personal fondness for the emulsion!

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