Fomapan Classic 100 - 120 Film


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P.S. (Leytonstone, GB)
Perfect for: Great All-Rounder, Beginners, Portraits, Landscapes, Street Photography, Pinhole/Long-Exposure, Architecture, Creative/Abstract, Travel, Studio work
Accreditation Handles: www.paulasmith.co.uk
Wonderful film but beware of the 'hole'

Solid, classic looking black and white film. One of my favourites. Don't be fooled by the price it's very versatile and provides quality results in all sorts of developers. My only frustration with it is the circular hole in the backing paper that often affects the last couple of frames if you use a camera with a red film counter window - e.g. pinhole, Holga, folding cameras. Two examples here - action shot of my son with gorgeous tonality, sharpness and grain... and then the annoying circle burned into the neg from the hole on the backing paper taken with my pinhole camera.

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Deanie (London, GB)
Perfect for: Great All-Rounder
Workhorse

Don’t expect magic. It’s just a good, reliable stock.

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Stewart M. (Colindale, GB)
Perfect for: Great All-Rounder, Beginners, Landscapes, Creative/Abstract
Accreditation Handles: Stewart Miller
fab film for vintage cameras

Taken with Agfa Clack 1930's camera.
I really like the old world look of these unedited photos. The film renders an authentic look and atmosphere with old cameras.

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Jondr (London, GB)
Perfect for: Pinhole/Long-Exposure
Accreditation Handles: Jondr
My go to

This is my summer goto for pinhole, its reciprocity failure is large, giving long exposures even in bright sun. At f168 today in bright sin, I was still getting exposure of 30 seconds

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Nigel R. (York, GB)
Perfect for: Beginners, Street Photography, Architecture
Accreditation Handles: Nigel S. Rogers
Views from the 20's

I ran this through a small 1928-34 Zeiss IKON Box Tenger camera I found in a second hand shop last month. I was really pleased with the results, despite some blur due to my unsteadiness. The contrast is exactly what I like, and if it wasn't for the increased cost per shot over 35mm, I'd probably use it more often. It's likely I'll pick up a bit more for various occasions when I feel I can be steadier so getting better value per roll.

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