What process develops FilmNeverDie KURO 100?

FilmNeverDie KURO 100 is developed in B&W.

What ISO is FilmNeverDie KURO 100?

FilmNeverDie KURO 100 is rated at ISO 100.

What formats does FilmNeverDie KURO 100 come in?

FilmNeverDie KURO 100 is available in 135.

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FilmNeverDie KURO 100

FilmNeverDie KURO 100 is an ISO 100 black-and-white C-41-compatible 35mm film ('KURO' meaning black in Japanese) with classic fine grain, pleasing contrast, and versatile character suited to portraiture, landscape, and street photography.

Key specs

Brand: FilmNeverDie
Model: KURO 100
ISO: 100
Process: BW
Formats: 135
Production status: In production
Introduced: 2020

Grain

fine, characteristic of ISO 100

Contrast

classic, moderate-to-high

Saturation

Unknown

Latitude

Unknown

Rendering profile

Technical details

Handling notes

Storage: cool, dry; refrigerate for long-term

Profile notes

KURO 100 is FilmNeverDie's ISO 100 black-and-white offering, with the name derived from the Japanese word for 'black'. It is a classic emulsion-type B&W film delivering fine grain, good contrast, and broad tonal range. FilmNeverDie describes it as comparable in character to a more affordable version of Kodak Tri-X at ISO 100 — though it is a separate emulsion. Development is straightforward: 10 minutes in Kodak D-76 at 20°C. The film is available in 36 exposures and uses Street Candy-inspired paper packaging designed by Malaysian graphic designer Edmund Li. The base emulsion source is not officially disclosed. KURO 100 is well-regarded in the analog community for its accessible price point and reliable rendering across genres.

Aliases

FND KURO 100Film Never Die KURO100FilmNeverDie Kuro

Frequently asked questions

What process develops FilmNeverDie KURO 100?: FilmNeverDie KURO 100 is developed in B&W.
What ISO is FilmNeverDie KURO 100?: FilmNeverDie KURO 100 is rated at ISO 100.
What formats does FilmNeverDie KURO 100 come in?: FilmNeverDie KURO 100 is available in 135.