High contrast and fantastic exposure latitude. I shot at 200, metered for the shadows, and developed at box speed, and it handled the extreme overexposure in full sun very well. It can get quite grainy in the shadows but in a nice classic way.

Got some good results with this film, Cinemot B&W films are becoming a favourite of mine

Cinemot Pessoa is fast becoming a favourite film of mine - as processed by AW it produces an excellent range of tones, with an amount of grain that I find ideal (I like to see a little grain as I don't like textureless images - Pessoa gives a nice texture within the images, where the grain is visible but not coarse). I also like the boxes with their tribute to the poet! I find that it's good for architectural photography and is fast enough for me to use indoors with my little Rollei 35SE with a good chance of success.

It was a pretty good film. Quite well adjusted to low lit and well lit places. Would use it again.

I'm currently exploring B&W photography and trying out different film types and brands. There isn't a lot of info out there about the CineMot Pessoa 400D so I thought I'd give it a try on a bright, sunny summer day. I shot the film at box speed. I'm happy with the results. The film has a fine grain, good contrast with good sharpness. A film that definitely needs to be explored further.