Not sure I’d use again!

Used to take some shots of the hotel I was staying in. The film has some nice tones although you need to be careful with the exposure as shots can look muddy and grainy if underexposed. It loves plenty of light.

I received this film in a mystery box and couldn't find the right time to use it. I eventually decided to bite the bullet and use it a Birmingham zoo. It might be because the film was expired but I found the results incredibly lackluster. Perhaps I just hadn't found the right Subject matter.

This is such a perfect film for forest photoshoot vibes. The film heavily leans towards green colour palette, bringing out the beauty of the nature. Also, so grainy and retro, too! Would love to try it again.

I definitely like the old-school vibe this film gives; 400 ISO is definitely still accurate despite my roll being out of date by a few months. The film's particularly good in "busy" scenes like the ones below as you can definitely see a lot of grain on plainer backgrounds. I particularly enjoyed it for building and nature shots, but it's perhaps a bit harder to get a good shot for a landscape with this film. I'd use it again but gave it 4/5 as it's definitely a bit more limited on use cases compared to most films.