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FUJIFILM
FUJIFILM Neopan 100 Acros II 120 Black & White Film 5 Pack
A 120 roll-film pack delivering ultra-fine grain, rich gradation and outstanding sharpness at ISO 100
- Finest grain quality at ISO 100 for ultra-high image detail
- Excellent processing characteristics ensure reliable development results
- Rich gradation and outstanding sharpness capture every nuance
- Wide exposure latitude suits diverse lighting conditions
- Super Fine-Grain Technology enhances texture and depth in long exposures
Purpose and Audience
Fujifilm Neopan 100 Acros II is a medium-speed black-and-white negative film supplied as a five-pack of 120 rolls. It is intended for photographers who want ultra-high image quality and the finest grain available at ISO 100.
Practical Limits of the Medium
As a roll film it requires a camera that accepts 120 format and a developing process suited to black-and-white negatives. The physical roll length fixes the number of exposures per roll, and the ISO 100 rating determines the exposure settings needed for a given lighting condition.
Deciding Specification
The film’s Super Fine-Grain Technology delivers the global benchmark for grain quality among ISO 100 films, providing exceptional sharpness and rich gradation. If that level of detail is the priority, this is the right choice; if a faster speed or colour output is required, this film will not meet the need.
Highlights
- Finest grain quality at ISO 100 for ultra-high image detail
- Excellent processing characteristics ensure reliable development results
- Rich gradation and outstanding sharpness capture every nuance
- Wide exposure latitude suits diverse lighting conditions
- Super Fine-Grain Technology enhances texture and depth in long exposures
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 5-pack of 120 rolls give me for medium-format shooting?
Five rolls of ISO 100 black-and-white negative film in 120 format, ready for medium-format cameras and developed in standard chemistry.
How does ISO 100 behave when I load a roll into my camera?
The film is rated at ISO 100, so set your meter to 100 and expect fine grain, rich gradation and wide exposure latitude in daylight or studio light.
What processing standard does this 120 film follow?
It is a conventional black-and-white negative emulsion, so any lab or home darkroom running standard B&W chemistry can develop it.
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