Really interesting cool colour results. Unfortunately the film did get stuck, resulting in an interesting (but also annoying) multiple exposure. I’ve never had any issues with my camera before (or since) hence thinking it may have been a film issue. Not sure if related to this but there are also scratches/lines on quite a few photos. That said, I did really like the cold colours and a lot of the results.

Works well when shooting greens and blues.
Makes dark, bleak and grainy photos in clouded conditions - perfect for cemeteries.
Probably would have looked better if I knew what I was doing and had a bit more light.

This was part of a lucky dip box from AW, so I tried it. It is definitely desaturated. From my research before shooting I tried two things; shoot it mainly inside with warm lights (tungsten) and overexpose a stop or two. I tried both of these and was fairly happy.

I really love the tones on this film, and it actually works pretty well when correctly exposed - particularly if you have contrasty reds. Unfortunately, it's difficult to recommend a film that has visible defects, which required a fair amount of work in post to correct (I've attached unedited photos for this review). Definitely not one for beginners as a result, but if you have the time to spend on clean up, it may be worth it for you

An interesting film but not sure I'd ever use it again personally.

The blueish tinge and graininess is really charming and it can look fantastic when shot within its limitations - offering both a nostalgic and occasionally gloomy feel.

I found it struggled in shots with even a slight degree of variety in lighting however, as is evident in the attached photos.