FPP Tasma NK-2 - 35mm Film


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Based on 16 reviews
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Andrew S.
Perfect for: Creative/Abstract
Accreditation Handles: https://www.instagram.com/monochromefish/
Not for me ...

I was a little disappointed with my scans - though I see others have done much better! In most cases the highlights were blown out. Some interesting - usually unintended! - results though.

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Sam B.
Perfect for: Portraits, Landscapes
Accreditation Handles: Drifting_fotography
A pleasant surprise!

I received a roll of this film - knowing nothing about it - in a recent summer offer from AW. Embarking on an epic 2 week road trip camping around the Highlands, I decided to throw it in my bag along with a number of other recipes.

I had low to no expectations - but was absolutely blown away with how cinematic and impactful all the shots came out as. It won’t be knocking my go to B&W off the top spot, but I do really like it - highly recommend!

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Ryan S. (Amersham, GB)
Perfect for: Portraits, Landscapes, Creative/Abstract
Accreditation Handles: El_spanglez
Unique results

This film is pretty hard to work with, I'd say unless you have full light and minimal shadows you'd have to be very, very deliberate with your shots. However, if you are aware of this you can get some magic.

Probably won't buy again but glad I got to use it 🐱

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P.K. (Rochdale, GB)
Perfect for: Great All-Rounder, Beginners, Portraits, Landscapes, Street Photography, Architecture, Travel, Studio work
Splendid

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

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K.L. (Stevenage, GB)
Perfect for: Landscapes, Architecture
Accreditation Handles: @lamerlad on Instagram
Mainly under-exposed

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.

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