Such a sharp, specifically for daylight designed, black and white film. Love the result and pictures. Worth the price!

Mostly I was disappointed with this roll which came with my Wonderbox. Maybe I left it too long to use? I was using a newly serviced K1000 and a handheld meter to check the reading from the internal one. About 18/24 shots were underexposed despite this. There are no marking on the film edge to check development. The good shots look OK though. Be careful of the light piping which I can see on the sprocket holes of the early frames.

I found NK-2 to be a somewhat contrast-y film, which can work well for the right subject, but consequently it's not one of the easier films I've worked with (it didn't handle over/underexposure quite as well as other films I've tried). A decent film, but not a favourite of mine.

First time I have used this film and really pleased with the results .
Excellent contrast and not to much grain . Will be using this film again .

FPP put so much love into each of their products they seem to give off the same preciousness as a set of fine china boomers refuse to use, but unlike them I'll take film I'll likely never use again and just throw it anywhere.
As seen in my sample shot, I used it at my buddy's Christmas dinner some 3 months ago, and wiped through that roll in a single night. I then developed it in some Tetenal Ultrafin+ and used the power of guesstimation to develop it, not only yielding every shot but there wasn't any overexposing or light piping.
I bought this roll in AW's Mystery Box, having yet to use the other rolls from it (Dubblefilm Treat, Ilford Ortho+), but I got a good deal out of it either way.
(The scanning is not a final product, just the best I got for now)