LUCKY NEW SHD100

CHARACTERISTICS
Lucky New SHD 100, with high clarity, wide exposure latitude, and good physical characteristics, can meet various requirements such as high-temperature and high-humidity. It features processed functions of resisting adhesion and scratch, and widely used in portrait, adv, landscape, journey and art photography etc.
The use of a new type of silver halide grain emulsion, ensure excellent sharpness and fine grain even at enlargement. Prints both on Lucky black-and-white R.C. paper and other equivalent paper would be all optimum ones.
As a result of the use of support with an antihalation coating and other new techniques, the clarity of 120 film is improved. It can be retouched especially and suitable for professional photography.

PROCESSING
This film is well suitable for regular black-and-white negative chemicals. Using Kodak developer D-76, at temperature 20℃ developing for 5min., stirring for 10s and then stop stirring for 1min.. Fixer F-5, for 5~10min., a satisfactory result would be obtained.
In special case or for special purpose, by extending or shortening the developing time, by raising or lowing the stirring degree, an expected result can be obtained.

LUCKY NEW SHD400

CHARACTERISTICS
SHD 400 is a new generation of Lucky fast panchromatic camera film with wide exposure latitude. It features high speed as well as good sharpness and granularity by using the new silver halide grain emulsion technique.
It best fits for shots at morning and evening hours, or in low lighting fields as at home, factory’s workshop and gymnasium, for snaps under existing light with high shutter speed or requiring greater depth of field, for photography of news events and sports.
With its stable properties and good processing compatibility, this film is a high quality black-and-white film for professional and amateur application.

SAFE ILLUMINATION
Total darkness. Take care of the fluorescent action, it would cause film sensitized. Be sure no existing light when film is being handled.

PROCESSING
This film is well suitable for regular black-and-white negative chemicals. Using Kodakdeveloper D-76, at temperature 20℃, for 7-10min., fixer F-5,for 5-10min.. A satisfactory result would be obtained.
In special case or for special purpose, by extending or shortening the developing time, by raising or lowing the stirring degree, an expected result can be obtained.