The purist's poison. Our black and white collection spans decades of emulsion technology, from Kodak Tri-X (getting the shot since 1940) to modern T-grain engineering that makes photographers question the laws of physics. Classic Ilford HP5 for the legendary workhorse approach, fine-grain options for the technical perfectionists, high-contrast creative films for those who believe midtones are optional, and budget Fomapan for when the habit needs to be affordable. Chromogenic options that develop in C-41 if you can't be bothered with separate chemistry. We develop both traditional and chromogenic B&W, because monochrome photography is too important to do badly.

If sharpness matters more than grain, the fine grain film collection narrows the field. For something less conventional, DragonFilm and the This Is How I Roll Noir range respool cine and specialist emulsions.