FUJIFILM
FUJIFILM Neopan 100 Acros II 120 Roll Film camera accessory
Medium-speed ISO 100 black-and-white negative film in 120 format delivering superb sharpness, ultra-fine grain and wide exposure latitude, expiring Dec 2026
- Exceptional sharpness captures intricate detail with advanced emulsion
- Ultra-fine grain delivers smooth prints through refined structure
- Wide exposure latitude preserves highlights and shadows in mixed light
- Rich tonal range renders deep blacks and subtle gradations
- Medium-speed ISO 100 suits indoor, outdoor and long exposures
Professional black-and-white 120 film
Fujifilm Neopan 100 Acros II is a medium-speed ISO 100 black-and-white negative film supplied in 120 roll format. It targets photographers who demand the highest resolving power and smoothest tonal transitions for fine-art or documentary work.
Fine-grain emulsion holds detail in long exposures
The advanced emulsion delivers exceptional reciprocity characteristics, so shadow detail and highlight separation remain consistent during extended exposures. Wide exposure latitude preserves usable density across a broad range of lighting, reducing the risk of blocked shadows or blown highlights under sustained shooting conditions.
Replaces older ISO 100 emulsions for large-format
Photographers moving from coarser-grain ISO 100 stocks gain virtually grain-free enlargements and richer gradation without changing film speed. The jump is worthwhile when print size or scanning resolution makes grain structure the limiting factor; it does not suit users who require colour capture or faster shutter speeds in low light.
Highlights
- Exceptional sharpness captures intricate detail with advanced emulsion
- Ultra-fine grain delivers smooth prints through refined structure
- Wide exposure latitude preserves highlights and shadows in mixed light
- Rich tonal range renders deep blacks and subtle gradations
- Medium-speed ISO 100 suits indoor, outdoor and long exposures
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How does the ISO 100 speed affect exposure times during long indoor sessions?
At ISO 100 you will need longer shutter speeds or wider apertures indoors; the film’s wide exposure latitude and excellent reciprocity characteristics keep highlight and shadow detail intact during those extended exposures.
What camera and processing basics are required to shoot this 120 roll film?
You need a medium-format camera that accepts 120 roll film, a light meter or built-in metering, and access to standard black-and-white negative chemistry for development.
Will negatives from this Acros II roll enlarge cleanly alongside older ISO 100 black-and-white stocks?
The ultra-fine grain and superb sharpness of Acros II produce virtually grain-free enlargements, so prints will match or exceed the detail of older ISO 100 films when developed normally.
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