I think this film handles all different types of light incredibly well

Got this in a mystery box and was so excited to use it! unfortunately my flash for my camera doesnt work, so i wasnt able to take full advantage of this film, but when in brighter environments i got some really gorgeous shots ! contrast and grain were so beautiful.

Liked the way it rendered detail from a previous roll so tried some abstract stuff like the log pile.

Very fine grain again, delivered contrasty results despite dull lighting on the subject.

This is an Orthochromatic film. I didn't know what that meant either until I watched Paul's video, but it makes sense when you look at my wood pile, which log anoraks will note is largely composed of alder.

This is a log with a distinctly orange tinge running through it.

I didn't write the exposure down but stopped down to f/8 or something like that it must have been a second, maybe two.

Probably not an every day film, but worth having in the bag (or something else this slow...) for when you've got the time to plonk a tripod down and stick that self timer on.

I also wonder how it might handle autumn colours when the leaves start proper turning so may try that in a few weeks' time.

I’ve used this a few times now and I just keep going back to it. Just the right amount of contrast and sharpness for me.
These images were taken with a Yashica Minister 3.

A fun film to experiment with, with a tripod...