Lomography Earl Gray 100 36exp - Expired 05/2025

Brew up rich, velvety monochrome frames with a modern analogue staple. This is a factory-sealed 36-exposure roll of Lomography Earl Grey B&W 100, recently expired in May 2025.

Renowned across the film community for its punchy contrast, fine grain structure, and broad greyscale separation, Earl Grey 100 delivers a timeless, silver-rich aesthetic. Whether you are capturing crisp architectural lines in bright midday sun or shooting studio portraits under controlled lighting, it produces deep, dramatic blacks, bright whites, and a smooth spectrum of silvery midtones. Because slow ISO 100 black and white emulsions are inherently resilient and this roll is only just past its May 2025 date, it retains virtually 100% of its factory freshness—shooting cleanly at box speed with zero need for age compensation.

The Highlights

• Fine Grain & Crisp Sharpness: With a slow ISO 100 baseline, grain remains tight and unobtrusive, resolving fine textures across street scenes, foliage, and portraits with ease.

• Rich Tonal Contrast: Delivers deep, velvety shadows and bright highlights, giving your monochrome images natural depth and punch straight out of the tank.

• Recent Expiry Stability: Slow-speed black and white silver halide films age slower than almost any other photographic medium. Expired in May 2025, this roll performs identically to brand-new stock.

• Full 36-Exposure Length: Provides a full roll of frames for weekend city breaks, sunny photo walks, or dedicated portrait sessions.

• Standard B&W Processing: Fully compatible with all standard black and white darkroom chemistry at home or through any commercial photo lab.

Quick Specs

• Format: 35mm / 36 Exposures

• Type: Panchromatic Black & White Negative Film

• Original Box Speed: ISO 100

• Expiration Date: May 2025 (05/2025)

• Processing: Standard Black & White Chemistry (ID-11, D-76, Rodinal, HC-110, Xtol, etc.)

• DX Coded: Yes (Factory DX-coded canister at ISO 100)

• Best For: Sunlit street photography, everyday portraiture, architectural details, and high-contrast landscapes.