Kentmere Pan 200 35mm Film

Shooting this at 200 ISO means I can finally ditch the 400 film on overcast days without dragging out a tripod. The grain is surprisingly fine for a budget film, and it handles mid-tones beautifully when pushed a stop.

Shot a roll at golden hour last week and the grain at 200 ISO is honestly perfect — fine enough for details but still has that classic black and white texture. It pushed to 400 without much trouble too, which makes it a great all-rounder for the price.

Finally, a 200 ISO B&W film that fills the gap between my usual 100 and 400 stocks—it handles midday shadows without forcing me to crank the shutter speed. The grain is nicely controlled for the price, and it pushed well when I forgot to adjust the meter.