Palehour 100 ISO 100
Slow film for slow mornings. Opens shadows gently, holds mist without going flat.
- Character
- cool, quiet grays
- Grain index
- 12
- Batch
- PH-114
- Type
- B&W negative
In stock
The Film Wall
House emulsions mixed in small batches in the back room, plus whatever guest stocks the counter can talk someone into selling us. Nothing here is a real product; it is all invented for this demo.
Longwood 400 ISO 400
The house workhorse. Forgiving in flat light, honest on faces.
- Character
- warm, full midtones
- Grain index
- 26
- Batch
- LW-208
- Type
- B&W negative
In stock
Ember 800 ISO 800
Push it to 1600 and the grain starts singing. Made for bars and late trains.
- Character
- gritty, deep blacks
- Grain index
- 38
- Batch
- EM-331
- Type
- B&W negative
In stock
Halide 64 ISO 64
Landscape stock with an unhurried palette. Greens go sage, skies stay polite.
- Character
- muted, sage-leaning
- Grain index
- 8
- Batch
- HX-077
- Type
- Color negative
In stock
Slate Pan 50 ISO 50
Nearly grainless. Architecture film through and through: edges stay edges.
- Character
- graphic, high contrast
- Grain index
- 5
- Batch
- SP-019
- Type
- B&W slide
Restocking this month
How batches work
Small runs, dated boxes
Each emulsion is coated in runs of a few hundred rolls. The batch code on the box is the run it came from, and the wall keeps boxes from at most two batches at a time so results stay repeatable.
When a batch goes, it goes. We would rather post a restocking date on the wall than sell you a box from a run we cannot vouch for.
Looking for a stock we do not carry? Ask at the counter. If enough people ask for the same thing, it tends to appear on the wall within a season.