This is the sort of film you experiment with because it's so cheap. It comes alive when you use contrast filters.

I was unfamiliar with the brand, but thought it worth trying. The range of contrast is excellent and not excessive. It allows details in both shadows and highlights. It has an even and regular grain structure. At 400ISO it’s best for daylight use, and because of the weight of my medium format camera, the use of a tripod was advantageous.

This film did the job for me in the gloom of late November, watching the Scottish Cyclocross Championships at Linlithgow. There was decent contrast to the images (shot in a Yashica 635, and developed at home in ID-11 1+1).

I'm not a grainy grain fan, but here the grain gives the images a nice feel, without being overpowering, giving the flexibility that you'd hope for from a 400 film.

Loved shooting this 400 iso film and was very happy with the scan I got back. The contrast is great with minimal grain. Would recommend to anyone looking for an easy film to shoot with.

this is a great film for the price. like all foma film you're not getting any top of the line stuff but for what it is it's a really solid film, reccomend for the price.

I bought this as it was cheap and I was trying out a camera to see if it was working. I got some nice results on the film. I will buy again.

a fantastic film, especially for testing out new cameras. well worth the price and nothing to fault.

I’ve normally gone with Ilford when shooting black and white but I thought I would give Fomapan a try and I was really surprised at the sharpness of the images.

Needless to say I will be shooting it again.

Fantastic latitude and the grain actually isn’t as chunky as I was lead to believe. Will definitely be using this stock again!

my go to happy snapping 120 film, cheap , good tones , nice grain. its all good.

This film was extremely easy to shoot with and the photos came out with a beautiful range of tones. I'll definitely be ordering again.

I shot a roll of Fomapan 400 on a Rollieflex New Standard. I didn't realise until the film was developed that the camera had a number of issues. That said, I do like the old world character that the film renders.

I'm a big fan of Fomapan films and although I tend to shoot with slower films, the 400 speed is excellent whenever I've used it. I've recently had it developed in 510 Pyro which has enhanced it as a film even more - tonality is great and the grain is nicely controlled.

Normally I would use slower film but the weather was dull so I opted for a roll of Fomapan 400. The film was exposed at box speed and processed accordingly in 510 Pyro. Contrast is good, with highlights and shadows holding detail very well. Film grain is not excessive. Certainly a film I would use again.