Exceptionally good at ISO 12. Sample image (only a rough scan from under the enlarger) was rated at ISO 12 and developed for 14 minutes in ordinal 1+100.
Users should be aware that this film builds up contrast quickly so very minimal agitation is advised or the highlights will blow out.

Good tonal range for a normally contrasty ISO.

Needle sharpness with a truly classic look, this film is about ghe same speed as films at the turn of the 20th century, so best on sunny days or with a good studio setup. I've tried to capture the negative here but my camera phone is woefully inadequate.

I first experimented with this film using a camera I didn’t really quite have the hang of but I’m going to try not to let that influence this review. Of the pictures I took, the ones that came out well were nice and clear. For the price I am very pleased with the images. As the description states, this film does need A LOT of light to capture good clear images as it has a very low sensitivity. For reference, I had some pictures that I took with a 1/50th of a second shutter speed that still came out dark because they were in shadow. In sunlight this film definitely performs well and I would definitely buy it again.

This film certainly lives up to its claim of sharpness and fine grain. Shown here is an 8x10" enlargement from a 6x9cm negative.