I've used Reinhold and can't wait to use Paul! This film is actually really good. I was especially happy with the fine grain considering the ISO.

Grainy but not in pleasant way, quite clunky and lacking sharpness. I also found the images a bit flat and took quite of bit of editing to bring some life to the photos. Perhaps the developer didn't like it, this was processed in a lab so it's hard to know. The extra speed is nice but I probably wouldn't buy it again.

Loved this film, bit of grain as expected from a higher iso film but wonderful tones

really cool pictures and a handy case to keep film in

Popped this into a Nikon L35 AF point-and-shoot whilst at a wedding, shot it at 640, and was pleasantly surprised with the results, especially the fine grain. Has the potential to be quite versatile across a range of lighting conditions, including indoors in the darkness, with only flash.

I'd definitely consider shooting this again for something similar, or street, if only to see what kind of results you can get with pushing it.

I have another roll of this to shoot so i am hoping the next lot comes out a bit better, got some nice shots but i managed to snap the roll in the camera! Oops!

I am very happy with this film. It is very versatile and doesn't require much process to output good digital result.

first time using this film and i feel i didnt get the best from it. however its a nice pretty fast film, i would like to use again but with a different camera and developer. maybe not a beginners film.

Shot it at iso 640 and developed in hydrofen 13min. Perfect crisp indoors and on cloudy day. Still to digitize the negatives. Have a few spare saved for special occasions it's very versatile at 320 up to 3200.

Really liked this film- expected it to be much grainier but it's got a very smooth appearance (considering its ISO rating). Good for street/ city photography.

Tried this on a whim, and was pleasantly surprised. Grainy, but in a good way, and not excessive considering the speed. And nice and sharp as well!

Took the twin pack with me for the Regent St car show in London. It's a great free event that shows some great cars and introduces the runners for the annual London to Brighton veteran car run.
I shot using Ricoh FF90 point and shoot in London (shown here shot at iso620 box speed) and a Fujica AZ-1 in the village of Staplefield on the Sunday.
The film was developed in Ornano Gradual ST20. The negs looked a bit thin at first. But when put through the Plustek scanner what resolved was a very nicely balanced negative with great tones and contrast. Would definitely buy again. Highly recommended.

shot a few rolls off this now and really grown to love it for daytime its excellent at 320 iso and i even took it out for some night photography at 640 iso and they came out great
everyone should keep a few rolls off this stuff in stock it covers most situations when out and about

Decent Black and White 35mm. Shoots well at 400 and has a nice amount of grain. Light grey scale in dull weather. Good for most weather and outdoor shooting.