I am a beginner with film photography so my experience wasn't the best with this film. It said 800iso so i assumed it would handle low light better. BUT, i am using a cheap point and shoot so i have no idea what settings were even used. All my night shots, even with some lights around, were unusable. I did get some nice shots in the snow and the colours look nice.

I think the bad shots are my fault so i won't blame the film, especially looking at some of the great photos by "Andy C" in the reviews.

If you know what you are doing this seems like a good choice, if you're a beginner like me maybe not. I might try again in the future :)

I got this in a Mystery film box and was hesitant but took it out in a point and shoot for a while. I love it!! The results are stunning and the colours incredibly vivid - definitely worth the price <3

very pretty and worth the price. used in both bright and dark environments and got nice outcomes with both! in brighter environments i got a very ‘ethereal’ look which was cool.

Beautiful reds and dreamy halation. Tried shooting this in various situations but IMO night with lots of red and your shots will be beautiful

I really liked the film for the gloomy English winter which is always a bit dark, and for inside shots. I am still pretty new to analogue photography and felt like the film was pretty forgiving and turned out well.

During the day, the shots get more of a blue tint while at night the shots are more redish. I really linked the contrast and the fact that I could use the film in many different situations.