It's very grey-ish black and white film. No extreme contrast or deep shadows, but instead more dulled out and softer film. At times, looks quite ghosty and haunting. Nice trying for one time.

I'm inexperienced with film photography, but i got this in a mystery bundle and using it with my cheap point and shoot. Happy with the results though, think it suits landscapes quite well.

First impression - lots of grain. This isn't a bad thing.

This is my first roll. Will it be my last? No. I think I'd like to run this through a more modern SLR to see how it behaves. Whilst I'd like a little more contrast, the shots I managed to get where pleasing (at least to me) I am used to HP5. The pain from this roll? Spotting the camera needs a service - light leaks really present.

The box, cute as a button. As is the canister. Not that it matters in reality, but the details are nice when you're shelling out for film.

Came in a mystery box. Lacks contrast in some situations but can be adjusted easily in post. Very grainy. Sharp and has a grit to it and would be best used for industrial/street photography. Cheaper (and technically better) alternatives around but if you want to try something different and have a nice, cute packaging to put on your mantle..could do worse!

Very grainy and ash grey. I liked how the pictures turn out. With such grain, it makes your pictures look like out of past (which is what I want from my films, to look both modern and out of time). For the best effect shoot outside.