Lomography Black and White ISO 13 35mm Babylon Kino Film

Key Features
- 35mm Black and White Film
- 36 Exposures
- ISO 13
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OVERVIEW
Babylon Kino black and white film captures life’s most emotive moments in detailed tender renderings. With a high dynamic range, the Babylon Kino comes into its own when shooting intimate portraits and soft storytelling scenes. Rendering gorgeous light effects across candid close-ups. Babylon Kino 13 35mm Film delicately imbues frames with nuanced nostalgia.
Slow Speed
This film has a slow speed of ISO 13, so it is recommended that you use a camera and lens with manual controls for better control over your exposures. You should be able to manually adjust the shutter speed of your camera and aperture of your lens. Using a fast lens (maximum aperture of at least f/1.4 – f/2.8) is also recommended. This evocative emulsion can be developed both in the lab or at home with the standard black and white process and renders stunning effects with a variety of different developers.
Brand
film specifications
| Film Size | 35mm |
| Exposures | 36 |
| Film Type | Black-and-white Negative |
| Film Speed | ISO 13 |
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