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Kentmere Pan 100 35mm

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$8 $12.5 In stock

No nonsense, affordable black & white film!

– 36 Exposures per roll
– Panchromatic B&W Negative Film
– ISO 100/21° in Standard Process
– Fine Grain and High Sharpness
– Broad Tonal Range
– Wide Exposure Latitude
– Made in England by HARMAN, the makers of ILFORD films.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eli P. ★★★★★

Shot a roll of this in bright midday sun and the ISO 100 speed handled everything cleanly, with shadows that still held detail. The grain is impressively tight for the price, and 36 exposures gives you plenty of room to experiment. It's become my go-to for everyday street shots.

Claire ★★★★★

Finally got a chance to shoot a roll in bright sunlight and the fine grain really delivers—negatives came out incredibly sharp. The broad tonal range handled both deep shadows and bright highlights without losing detail. For the price per roll, this is a solid choice for anyone wanting crisp black a

Samuel ★★★★★

Picked up two rolls for a weekend street shoot and honestly the fine grain at ISO 100 is exactly what I needed for crisp daylight shots. 36 exposures is perfect for a full day out without swapping rolls, and the negatives scanned beautifully with a nice broad range of grays.