Film Washi I ISO 6 Film Sample Photos

Looking for Film Washi I sample photos? These frames were shot on Film Washi I · ISO 6 — an ultra-slow, high-contrast black and white experimental stock (often paper-based / orthochromatic). Notice the extreme contrast, silhouettes, blown skies, and slow-film daylight: apartment walkways go graphic, palms turn to ink, and highlights blow to paper-white.

Made by Film Washi in Brittany, France (the self-proclaimed “world’s smallest film company”), “I” is a 120 medium-format film rated at ISO 6. It is not a conventional panchromatic negative. At this speed you shoot in bright daylight, meter carefully, and treat graphic blacks and empty whites as part of the look — unique texture, not clinical smoothness.

Sun-bleached apartment walkway with a metal balcony and brick wall shot on Film Washi I ISO 6 120 black-and-white film, developed in black-and-white high-contrast chemistry.
Sun-blasted apartment walkway with brick and balcony — Film Washi I ISO 6

Film Washi I ISO 6 film sample photos

Three windblown palm trees silhouetted against a blown-out white sky shot on Film Washi I ISO 6 120 black-and-white film, developed in black-and-white high-contrast chemistry.
Three palm silhouettes against a white sky — Film Washi I ISO 6
Bright sidewalk between trees and a building with flared, paper-white highlights shot on Film Washi I ISO 6 120 black-and-white film, developed in black-and-white high-contrast chemistry.
Sidewalk and trees with blown highlights and flare — Film Washi I ISO 6
Single palm tree silhouetted against a blank white sky shot on Film Washi I ISO 6 120 black-and-white film, developed in black-and-white high-contrast chemistry.
Single palm silhouette with open white sky — Film Washi I ISO 6

If you want extreme contrast, silhouettes, and the texture of a very slow experimental B&W, Film Washi I at ISO 6 is a distinctive 120 choice.

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