Lucky SHD 100 Black & White Film – 120 Format

A classic ISO 100 panchromatic black and white negative film from Lucky Film (乐凯), one of China's most established film manufacturers. The SHD 100 in 120 format delivers fine grain, smooth tonal gradation, and reliable sharpness across the full medium format frame — an excellent choice for portrait, landscape, and documentary photography with your medium format camera.

Features

ISO 100/21° – fine grain, smooth tonal range, excellent sharpness
120 medium format roll film
Panchromatic emulsion with wide exposure latitude
Compatible with standard black and white chemistry (D-76, HC-110, Rodinal, ID-11, etc.)
Available in 1, 5, or 10 roll packs

Specifications

Format: 120
ISO: 100
Process: Standard B&W chemistry
HS Code: 370239
Country of Origin: China
Manufacturer: Lucky Film Co., Ltd. (乐凯胶片)

Exposures per Roll

8 exposures at 6×9cm
10 exposures at 6×7cm
12 exposures at 6×6cm
16 exposures at 6×4.5cm

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is Lucky SHD 100 120 film?
A: Lucky SHD 100 is a panchromatic ISO 100 black and white negative film manufactured by Lucky Film Co., Ltd. (乐凯胶片) in China. In 120 format, it delivers fine grain and smooth tonal gradation across the full medium format frame, making it well-suited for portrait, landscape, and documentary work.

Q: Can Lucky SHD 100 120 be pushed or pulled?
A: Yes. SHD 100 can be pushed to ISO 200 (+1 stop) or ISO 400 (+2 stops) with extended development. Pulling to ISO 50 is also possible for reduced contrast in bright conditions. Consult the Massive Dev Chart for specific developer and time combinations.

Q: What developers work best with Lucky SHD 100 120?
A: Lucky SHD 100 performs well with D-76 (1:1) for balanced grain and tonality, HC-110 (Dilution B) for sharpness, Rodinal (1:50) for acutance and classic grain character, and ID-11 for fine grain results. Stand development in Rodinal (1:100, 60 min) is also a popular option.

Q: How many exposures does a 120 roll of Lucky SHD 100 give?
A: The number of exposures depends on your camera format: 8 exposures at 6×9cm, 10 exposures at 6×7cm, 12 exposures at 6×6cm, and 16 exposures at 6×4.5cm.

Q: Is Lucky SHD 100 120 good for beginners to medium format?
A: Yes. Its moderate ISO 100 speed and wide exposure latitude make it forgiving and easy to expose correctly in daylight. It develops predictably in all standard B&W chemistries, making it a great starting point for medium format film photography.

Q: How should I store Lucky SHD 100 120 film?
A: Store in a cool, dry place away from light and heat. Refrigeration at 4–8°C is recommended for long-term storage. Allow the film to reach room temperature before opening to prevent condensation on the emulsion.