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KONO! Monolit 3 Black & White 35mm film

KONO! Monolit 3 Black & White 35mm film - Main image
$11.19 $17.49 In stock

Category: Film

KONO! Monolit 3 is a black & white 35mm film with an orthochromatic emulsion. It is described as a high-resolution film with very fine grain.

  • Black & white 35mm film
  • Orthochromatic emulsion
  • ISO 3 sensitivity
  • High resolution with very fine grain
  • Brand listed as B&H Photo
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ella ★★★★★

Shooting at ISO 3 forces you to slow down, but the payoff is worth it—the orthochromatic emulsion renders skies with this gorgeous, moody depth that digital just can't touch. Grain is practically invisible even in the midtones, and I've never seen such crisp edge detail from a roll this fine.

Natalie V. ★★★★★

The contrast is incredible for such a slow film—the fine grain really captures sharp details even in harsh shadows. I shot a few rolls at the beach and the orthochromatic emulsion gave the sky a moody, textured look I’ve never gotten from other black-and-white stocks. Definitely worth the extra pati

Penelope T. ★★★★★

I had to double check the ISO 3 sensitivity before shooting — it's incredibly slow, but the fine grain and high resolution make every frame look like a crisp vintage print. Worked perfectly for a bright sunny day with a tripod.