Filme Flic Film UltraPan 100 ISO Preto e Branco 35mm - 36 Exposições

I've shot a few rolls now and the grain is surprisingly fine for a budget 100-speed film. The contrast gives those classic black-and-white negatives a nice, punchy look without being too harsh.

The panchromatic sensitivity handles tungsten light oddly well for a cheap roll—my indoor shots kept their contrast without going flat. Spooled from Fomapan stock, so you're getting solid grain and tonal range for the price, and 36 exposures gave me plenty of frames to experiment with.

Shot a whole roll in mixed daylight and shade, the panchromatic range held detail in the highlights without blowing out the shadows. Re-spooled loads can be hit or miss, but this one loaded smoothly and the 36 exposures came out evenly spaced.