Film Format: 35mm Film Colour & Type: Black & White ISO: 100 Grain: Normal and Fine Contrast: Normal Colour Balance: Not Applicable Exposure Latitude: Moderate Latitude DX Coding: No Film Development Process: Black and White Perfect for: 🎬 Studio Work, ⏳ Pinhole/Long Exposures, and 🏛️ Architecture
Description
Kosmo Foto Mono is a fantastic-looking 35mm film taking inspiration from East European graphic art and the Space Race to bring some Soviet excitement to our cameras!
This 35mm film ISO 100 is a long-established emulsion from a European film producer that will deliver black and white images with a beautiful grainy finish. Well-suited to sunny days and studio lighting, this B&W Kosmo Foto Mono is a very promising first outing from the brand.
Kosmo Foto began life as blog (previously called Zorki Photo) in 2012 and quickly gained a big and loyal following thanks to the original and interesting content. Fast forward a few years and they are taking a front seat in the resurgence of analogue photography, producing their first film (Mono) - a rebrand of a less-well-known emulsion - in 2017. Sales have been strong and we hope to see much more of this brand in the coming years!
For more information about the brand check out our bio of Kosmofoto
Where we ship
When you buy your camera film from us we can ship it across the UK, Europe, USA, New Zealand, Australia and Canada (more countries planned soon!) So buy your Kosmo Foto Mono Film 35mm B&W ISO 100 today and dive back into the fun of 35mm film photography!
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From what I can gather, this is Fomapan 100 film in a nicer pack - and that shouldn’t be downplayed, I LOVE the metal canister, instead of the usual plastic, and the retro look of the packaging is fab.
The film, as you’d expect, is excellent value for money (I do like a 100 film). I used this in a Nikon FE outwith its usual setting, indoors at an ice hockey match, wondering what effect I’d get shooting through some protective netting; but also a bit more in its natural environment, in bright outdoors with an Olympus Trip 35.
It processes easily, and dries fairly flat which makes scanning easier.
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Lee K. (Stevenage, GB)
Perfect for:Landscapes, Street Photography, Architecture
Accreditation Handles:Insta: @Leekearnsphoto
Contrasty low iso Film
I was surprised by how contrasty this film was for a 100 speed film. I shoot most of the roll on a bright day and would like to try it again on a more overcast day. It would not be my first choice for every situation but I would buy this film again.
Gorgeous high contrast film, lovely vintage feeling! Shot by a semi-beginner on a Nikon FE2.
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Kenneth M. (Carluke, GB)
Perfect for:Portraits, Landscapes, Street Photography, Studio work
Accreditation Handles:Kenny McMurray
Kosmo Foto 100
Intresting film, grain quite fine, contrast good scans easily. All the images were processed in Microphen (stk) for 7 mins film rated at box speed. Have tried using FX39 at box speed but negs were slightly flat for my liking, perhaps I will rate it at 64asa when using that dev. I just wondered if this is rebadged Fomo 100? Will use it again for portraits or landscapes. Good all round film, nice contrast and sharpness.
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P.N. (Eastleigh, GB)
Perfect for:Landscapes, Street Photography, Architecture
Accreditation Handles:@PeteNeal9
Good results on first use
Good contrast especially on urban shots, nice darks and crisp sharp edges. Very encouraged by this first use and will buy again.