Very happy with this film used on our trip to Costa Rica. It worked well in the low light of the jungle.

I think I was taken by the box and cassette art work (I often am) think that this would be some super shadowy film noir style film at a super low cost. Instead its a fair decent standard 400iso film.

Good for some static landscape style photos with plenty of detail, not so great in a indoor skatepark with moving figures...which is kinda obvious isn't it?

Agent shadow is a good basic film. Great for people starting out in film photography.

Can be a bit grainy depending on what developer you use.

Images shot with a sprocket rocket

Quite fond of this film, mainly for the grey tonals, which still have enough variation to distinguish different colours. I think its ideal for concrete and manmade structures!

I recently did some street photography very early in the morning with my zenit e & despite it being dark out. My photos came out wonderful. Heres my favourite one

First time using Agent Shadow. Really liked the grain and contrast.
I had better results outside then inside. Great detail in the highlights. Will definitely be buying a few more rolls to get used to how it handles shadows.

Finally took the big leap into film photography the other week there, and this was my first time using B&W film.

Any issues I had was purely down to me being clueless with how to use my camera and lens. While some of the photos didn’t turn out how I wanted them to, that was purely down to my inexperience. The film did a great job, and I’ll definitely be buying again.

Great for the price. Lovely contrast, deep blacks, and a moderate grain. Good speed (400 ISO) so a good all-rounder, especially on a cloudy day.

I found this film to be great.
Shot it on a Pentax Me Super with SMC Pentax-M 50mm f1.7 lens and it was a pleasure.

Really chuffed with this film - not only is the packaging cool but this film has the substance to back it up! Brilliant! Shot with Rollei 35 (old skool) both at night and during the day too.

My first 3 rolls of 35mm Agent Shadow. All good. Comes with a built in vintage feel. Shooting 400 ISO in the height of a French heat wave with total blue skies I thought would be a disaster, but no, it handled the excess light well. Very pleased with the outcome.

Loved the grain and texture of this film, perfect for a rainy day around East London. Would recommend for gritty contrast street photography.

Had a lot of fun with this. Has a great vintage feel. Really good the mess about with.

I have successfully pushed this film to 6400 using 510-pyro. it came out great with surprisingly little grain.

I really liked this film. Shot at ISO 400 on an ordinary day weatherwise. Not too bright, cloudy, Cornish January. Great results, detail good. will use again.