Fujifilm Neopan Acros 100 II 35mm

I’ve shot a few rolls of this in bright daylight and the orthopanchromatic sensitivity really does capture reds and yellows with a clarity I haven't seen in other films. The 36 exposures give you plenty of room to experiment with shadows, and the grain is practically invisible at normal print sizes.

The tones on this are just gorgeous, especially in harsh midday light where other films blow out highlights. Orthopanchromatic sensitivity really pulls out subtle shadow detail that I wasn't expecting from a 100-speed stock. Thirty-six exposures flew by, and I'm already loading up another roll.

After shooting a roll of this in bright midday sun, I'm honestly blown by how sharp the negatives look even at the edges. The orthopanchromatic sensitivity gives such a lovely tonal range in skin tones, and 36 exposures is a solid amount for a weekend outing.