Definitely the best 35mm film from Agfa, unfortunately only available in 35mm format. If i could shoot the only one film stock for the rest of my life, that would be definitely this one.

I've got ants in my pants and I don't get on with tripods.

So I usually push this to 200 to give me an extra stop on my perambulations up the marshes.

It's a lovely film which gives you a nice bite of contrast with sharpness and detail in the shadows you can bring out in post.

Just a tickle does it, as opposed to a bum-kick.

There's grain, but if you don't like it spend five-grand on a DSLR and live on baked beans.

And it's the sharpness that floats my boat - check out the screen grab of the file at 100pc.

This stuff's a steal for £7.50.

nice deep but balanced contrast and grain

Exposed at 200 and loved the sharpness.

First roll of actual film I've shot - pleased with results. Nice breadth of tones available.

A go too film for me, i love the tones. Doesnt do well with under or over exposing through.

While this was decent shooting with half-frame point-and-shoot, I would rather recommend this in manual ASLR camera. Better results that way.

Good grain and detail. Photographing re-enactors at a heritage railway. The sort of event BW is good for.

love this film, sound choice for basically whatever you want to photograph. for such a slow film it takes a variety of lighting conditions very well. would absolutely recommend, especially for the price.

Agfa APX 100 is a versatile black-and-white film that offers excellent value for those looking for sharp, detailed images with fine grain. With an ISO of 100, it performs well in bright lighting conditions, delivering a rich tonal range and good contrast. The film's fine grain structure makes it a great choice for capturing intricate details in both portrait and landscape photography. Developed with Cinestill Monobath with good results.

Agfa is a great BnW film company and this role doesn't disappoint either. A bit like Agfa 400, but with lesser iso. Great for landscape photography.

Just like AgfaPhoto APX 400, this one is equally brilliant film. I love all these small, visible details. Shadows, contrast, it's flexibility with any weather condition. Wonderful purchase.

Definitely has distinctive look, which may suit some environments better than others, but for a strong contrasty look you can't beat it.

I tried my first roll of APX 100 on a sunny day in January while in the wonderfully atmospheric Brompton Cemetery. I was delighted with the results - beautiful fine grain, a nice balance, capturing fine detail as well as producing punchy blacks. I shall definitely be shooting some more rolls.

I really enjoyed using this, it has a nice fine texture/grain and the contrast was good.