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Kentmere 6010465 Pan 100 B/W Negative Film 35mm 36 Exposure

SKU CH-GNDK-YHZX0

Black-and-white ISO 100 negative film in 35 mm format with 36 exposures, fine grain and wide exposure latitude

  • ISO 100/21 speed handles varied lighting conditions
  • Fine grain structure delivers high image sharpness
  • Broad tonal range captures rich shadow detail
  • Wide exposure latitude forgives metering errors
  • 36 exposures per 35 mm roll maximises shooting capacity

Kentmere Pan 100 B/W Negative Film

Kentmere Pan 100 is a 35mm black and white negative film rated at ISO 100/21. It comes in a cassette loaded with 36 exposures. The medium-speed emulsion suits a wide variety of subjects and lighting conditions. Fine grain and high sharpness deliver detailed results across a broad tonal range.

Who this suits and who should look elsewhere

Photographers wanting a classic medium-speed black and white film for general shooting will find it versatile. The wide exposure latitude offers forgiveness for metering errors. Users needing colour images or higher speed for low-light action without flash should choose a different product. Those requiring infrared sensitivity or slide processing must select alternative emulsions.

Capacity and headroom

Each roll provides 36 frames on standard 35mm stock. The ISO 100 rating handles daylight and well-lit interiors comfortably. Wide latitude allows pushing or pulling development within limits. Very low-light scenes or fast-motion subjects may exceed the film's native speed capabilities without artificial light or faster emulsion.

Highlights

  • ISO 100/21 speed handles varied lighting conditions
  • Fine grain structure delivers high image sharpness
  • Broad tonal range captures rich shadow detail
  • Wide exposure latitude forgives metering errors
  • 36 exposures per 35 mm roll maximises shooting capacity

Specifications

BrandKellards

Questions about this item

What camera do I need to load this 35 mm, 36-exposure roll?

Any 35 mm film camera that advances standard cassettes and can be set to ISO 100/21 will accept this roll and give you 36 frames.

Can I shoot it in an older manual SLR that only has DIN or ASA markings?

Yes — set the meter to ASA 100 or DIN 21; the film’s nominal speed matches both scales exactly.

How do I confirm the film is exposing correctly once it is in the camera?

After loading, advance the lever and watch the rewind knob turn with each stroke; smooth rotation and a rising frame counter mean the film is advancing properly.

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