Has nice contrast but too much grain for my liking

Bought on a whim and used in a Canon Sure Shot at a barbecue with a flash (probably not the best way to trial this film), but enjoyed how these came out.

They have a lovely grain and overall contrast to them; however, a little more dynamic range would have been better.

Worth trying.

I really like how these photos came out using an old baldix camera. It really performed well and the contrast was really nice.

Got some fantastic tones from this film, would recommend

It's very cinematic and versatile film. You can shoot it in nature, in urbanistic landscapes, do portraits and it can do it all. Do worth its price tag.

Respooled Kodak Double X, so expect sharp, contrasty results, and finegrain. But it has a relatively small dynamic range, unlike other Kodak or Ilford B&W films. So use only when the light is will controlled. I pushed this one stop and got my favourite results using flash.

It’s Eastman Double-X film stock 5222, films like Raging Bull, Schindler's List and Oppenheimer.

Really nice black and white!

I must admit I bought this film on a whim as I liked the packaging artwork.
I'm glad I did though! Used it on my recent London trip in a Nikon F75 and was very happy with the results. Very sharp images with good contrast and low grain. I'd like to use this film again.