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Kentmere Pan 400 120 Film

Kentmere Pan 400 120 Film - Main image
$8.88 $12 In stock

Category: 120 Film

Versatile ‘every day’ use film, ideal for those new or returning to film photography as well as budget conscious photographers.

– Panchromatic B&W Negative Film
– ISO 400/27° in Standard Process
– Classic Looking Grain and Good Sharpness
– Broad Tonal and Contrast Range
– Versatile Exposure Latitude
– Made in England by HARMAN, the makers of ILFORD Films!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Timothy X. ★★★★★

Shooting this at box speed in harsh midday light gave me clean, printable negatives with real shadow detail, and the 120 backing paper is properly anti-static so no weird marks. For the price per roll, it’s become my go-to daily black and white stock without thinking twice.

Jason S. ★★★★★

I've shot three rolls so far and the ISO 400 speed handles everything from street scenes to indoor portraits without needing a flash. The grain is finer than I expected for a budget film, which made my prints look crisp even at 8x10.

Eva M. ★★★★★

Used a roll for my first time shooting medium format and the ISO 400 speed made it easy to meter in changing light. The panchromatic response handled a mix of shadow and bright sky without much fuss. For the price, I'm not sure why anyone would reach for the fancy stuff.