Street Candy ATM400 36exp

Punchy contrast, cinematic black levels, and genuine street-level character. Street Candy ATM 400 is a panchromatic black-and-white negative film originally engineered for bank security cameras and cash dispensers, now re-spooled into 36-exposure cassettes for hand-held analog photography.

Because it was designed to capture clear, identifiable details in chaotic lighting through surveillance lenses, ATM 400 cuts right through urban haze. It delivers deep, inky shadows, brilliant highlights, and a distinctive, gritty grain structure that gives documentary and street frames an undeniably raw, timeless edge.

The Highlights

• Surveillance Film Heritage: Sourced directly from high-security surveillance stock, this emulsion is tuned for high contrast and edge acutance, ensuring faces and architectural textures stand out crisply against dark backgrounds.

• Atmospheric Contrast & Inky Blacks: Naturally high in contrast, ATM 400 drops distracting mid-tone clutter in favour of bold graphic shapes, deep blacks, and striking highlight roll-off.

• Compact, Recycled Packaging: True to Street Candy’s community-driven ethos, rolls are housed in recycled plastic canisters and packaged in lightweight, retro cardboard cartons that minimise single-use plastic waste.

• Standard Lab Processing: Despite its industrial origins, ATM 400 develops cleanly in all regular black-and-white chemistry, including Kodak D-76, Rodinal, and Ilford ID-11.

Quick Specs

• Format: 35mm Film (1x 36-Exposure Roll)

• Type: Panchromatic Black & White Negative

• Nominal Speed: ISO 400

• DX Coded: No (Set your camera manually to ISO 400)

• Processing: Standard Black & White Chemistry

• Best For: High-contrast street photography, moody architecture, gritty documentary work, and graphic shadow play.