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Technical Details
- Disposable Camera: No
- Disposable Camera Lens: without Lens
- Emulsion: Black & White Negative
- Film Format: Rollfilm
- Film Speed: Up to 100 ISO
- Filmline: Fujifilm Neopan
- Pack Size: 1
- Pack Size (Units): 1
- Pack size: 1
- Professional Film: Yes
- Promotional Package Type: no
- Rollfilm: 120
- Speed: 100-199
- Speed in ISO: 100-199
- Year of Introduction: 2002
- Year of introduction: 2002
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Product Description
Acros 100 ASA is medium speed, ultra-high-image quality black-and-white negative film and features the world's highest standard in grain quality among ISO 100 films. Perfectly suited to many black and white applications including portrait, landscape, product photography, copying and architectural work etc.
"...make no mistake, this is the film that will set new standards in the black and white photographic marketplace !"
"...make no mistake, this is the film that will set new standards in the black and white photographic marketplace !"
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
In my opinion the Acros film from Fuji is one of the best b&w films available today. The grain is virtually non existent and the tonal range is beautiful. The lack of reciprocity failure from this film is a big plus if one works with long exposures making exposure compensation redundant although adding half a stop extra exposure will help. The price is very competitive making the film a real bargain. Highly recommended b&w film.
I have recently aquired a Pentax 6x7 (mirror up) and have now put a couple of Acros films through it. I then had them processed and printed by Peak Imaging.
I am utterly amazed by the quality of the results. It is very difficult to put into words - there is a kind of smooth, creamy quality to the prints - one I had enlarged to 8" x 8" (slight crop) is simply beautiful. I started out with film cameras, but have mainly shot digitally for the past few years. This really is like a return to real photography, and all I can do is urge anyone considering giving this a go to do so.
I am utterly amazed by the quality of the results. It is very difficult to put into words - there is a kind of smooth, creamy quality to the prints - one I had enlarged to 8" x 8" (slight crop) is simply beautiful. I started out with film cameras, but have mainly shot digitally for the past few years. This really is like a return to real photography, and all I can do is urge anyone considering giving this a go to do so.
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