The dark, quiet streets lit by lamp. Alleyways with music and laughter drifting from a local bar. Underpasses as the trains whistle and rattle on the rails above. Pools of light in a city shrouded in darkness and mystery.

Welcome to the world of Agent Shadow.

Three years ago, Kosmo Foto took 21st-Century film photography back to the 1960s with the launch of the Space Race-meets-Soviet-art Mono film. With their newest launch they have turned the clock even further back, to the world of Film Noir cityscapes and a double agent around every corner: meet our new film, Agent Shadow.

Successfully Kickstarted in mid-2021, here is your opportunity to capture top secret summer adventures!

Description

Kosmo Foto Agent Shadow is a 400-ISO panchromatic black-and-white film, perfect for all 35mm cameras.

The film is an existing emulsion made by a company with more than a century’s experience in making film.

While the film is rated at ISO 400, the film can be push processed four stops up to ISO 6400 with appropriate development. Kosmo Foto Agent Shadow is perfect for shooting at box speed in bright or overcast light, but can also be used in much lower light conditions if needed.

The film is fine-grained at box speed but shows more atmospheric grain when push processed, along with more dramatic contrast.

Example pics taken by: Stephen Dowling, Roxanna Angles, Anthony Rue, Rob Andrews and Starla Little 

Specification

Kosmo Foto began life as blog (previously called Zorki Photo) in 2012 and quickly gained a big and loyal following thanks to the original and interesting content. Fast forward a few years and they are taking a front seat in the resurgence of analogue photography, producing their first film (Mono) – a rebrand of a less-well-known emulsion – in 2017. Sales have been strong and we hope to see much more of this brand in the coming years!