Used this for a trip to Japan for a spare roll that I had around and I wasn't disappointed. With any B/W I normally struggle to find shots that work well in monochrome but I think these turned out great.

Its a good film for beginners and a good cheap film it works well in decent lighting and produces images that have good contrast between the blacks and whites within the image.

Used this as a test film for an older camera which unfortunately didn't work great, but wasn't too heartbroken as the film was cheap

I bought a few rolls of this film as a nice budget option for testing out cameras bought as job lots at auctions. I have to say, having run a roll through a Nikon F65 I'm very impressed. Nice, fine grain, as you'd expect from 100 ISO. Pleasantly surprised by good contrast.

And one particular favourite of mine - having developed in a Paterson tank (which in itself is great as it's only a 5 minute developing time at 1+9), the negatives lie remarkably flat, which makes putting them into a scanning mask an absolute doddle.

This will definitely be my go-to for continued tesint `(just as well, as I still have three rolls to use!).

Although this film may be considered a budget film given its price point, the resulting photographs far exceeded my expectations and I shall definitely use this film stock again. 10/10.