Zorki Photo launches its first film: Zorki Photo Mono 100 ISO black-and-white
Zorki Photo has announced the upcoming launch of its first film product: Zorki Photo Mono. This 100 ISO black-and-white negative film offers a 'biting contrast and a traditional grain structure' for a 'classic' film appearance, according to the company.
The Zorki Photo Mono film can be used as low as 50 ISO or pushed as high as 400 with suitable adjustments to development times, and it can be developed at home or in a lab using all common developers.
Zorki Photo plans to sell Mono for £4 (about $5.18 USD) per roll, with pre-orders available through the company's online shop starting July 7th; however, anyone who pre-orders will need to buy at least three rolls. Shipments are anticipated to begin this upcoming October, and will be available globally.
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