Excellent for infrared but I found it lacks a bit of latitude for standard B&W shots. Grain and contrast by the bucket load.

Sample image shot using a Pentax 17 half frame camera.

I was thrilled with the results; the film has a strong contrast with beautiful dark tones & silvers. Most of the pictures I shot were of landscapes/nature (like the long grass in the sample photograph) and the results often had a dreamy/unsettling feel to them that I loved.

Most of the images were shot during the early evenings of summer, so the film worked well in these light conditions.

I would recommend having the Analogue Wonderland team develop your film; they did a cracking job with mine and I could not be more pleased with the results.

Rollei never disappoints! Especially spectacular in highlighting buildings in shots.

I bought this film specifically to try and learn more about infrared photography, while at the same time having a film that I could use without the IR filter on, as a capable all-purpose black and white.

And it delivered on both counts - the only issue was I didn't climb the IR learning curve quickly enough, so only at the end of the roll got results where I could work out what I should have been doing!

Nothing to do with the film, everything to do with the photographer, but a film I will go back to time and again as a gently grained film for me to swap between IR and 'normal' with it performing exceptionally well at both!

Samples shot with a Nikon FE and Nikon 50mm.

I enjoy using an Orange filter with Superpan, it deepens the blacks and still retains shadow details. It's great for sunny days