Not too grainy and good contrast. Fine details reproduced well. The aircraft is silver with a yellow band where 'WD' is and the tail has red white blue verticals. Nikon FM with 28-105mm lens. Great at this price.

There is something profoundly poetic in Fomapan 100 Classic. I particularly appreciate the fact that in an era where majority legacy film brands have vanished Foma still manufactures this stock in Czechia. I believe the images it produces carry a raw, honest aesthetic that feels completely unchanged from the mid-to-late 20th century. For me it's perfect for evocative street photography.

If you are wanting to capture real a real vintage shoot look no further that this no nonsense retro tones and grain which will transport you to a bygone age. I got my shots on an Olympus Pen EE

I'm a fan of Fomapan Action 400 so thought I'd give this slower film a shot for a walk along the Thames in London. It was a very bright, high contrast, blue-sky day. In my photos it handled shadows beautifully but had a tendency to overexpose distant buildings. However, I quite like the effect. It is no doubt a result of relying on the Nikon F5's colour matrix metering which in most circumstances handles scenes well. A little exposure compensation might have helped without darkening the shadows too much. The film is low priced and yet of good quality. It is a great film to experiment with so as to learn how to make it behave as you'd like under a range of different conditions. It will repay the effort. My photos certainly told me where I need to be better! A beginner might want to try Fomapan Action 400 or Rollei RPX 400 first as both are very flexible, forgiving and of excellent quality.

I probably should have thought this one through a bit better, so not the fault of the film which is actually quite good for £6.50.

This got pushed to 400 as I didn't notice I hadn't changed the ISO on the camera until I was half-way through the roll.

Drizzly night, shot through a 50mm as it's the shortest lens I have a hood to keep the rain off for.

I loved the way the kind of misty glow under the streetlights looked and the odd car even came past for the old streaky headlights thing.

The film almost gave me what I was after but too much contrast and not quite enough detail - probably because it got pushed two stops out of its comfort zone.

Maybe worth another go when I have a few frames left to bash off on a roll.

I've tried the 400 and that's quite good too.

First time using the Fomapan brand. I pushed the two stops and was pretty happy with the contrast and overall results. Shot it on my Olympus Pen EES-2 half-frame camera, and the results were comparable to other B&W I have shot on it. I was happier with the results for the shots I used the flash on.

Great for outdoors, landscapes and sunny weather. Giving 4 stars only due to preferring higher contrast result, great product overall and definitely among my favourite 100s.

The price makes you think you're not buying anything good, but the results are terrific. One of my favourite black and white films. Perfect for street photography

Perfect fit for daylight photography and surprisingly, quite flexible on the evening shoots.

I brought this film to round up and order and used it to shoot a Morris side inside a greenhouse on a sunny day.
Results were pretty cool, lots of light and movement was in play but the film gave great detail.

Not sure if I would use a again but a fantastic budge film

I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this film... especially for the price. I bought 10 rolls for a exhibition project, and 4 of them had 4-5 bonus shots in them. Really nice feeling in the prints, and excellent range.

Love this b&w film very simple to shoot with :)

I love the character of this film and the price. I wasn't expecting much but my expectations were exceeded. I purchased this as a cheap roll to test out an Olympus XA and developed the film at home in D-76. Glad to have this available as it makes shooting film much more affordable especially you develop at home.