AristaEDU Ultra 100 ISO Black & White Film, 120

My photos on this roll of film turned out so nice! Image of one is attached.

Color me impressed, or should I say "shade me impressed!" I bought this cheap film which I later learned is rebaldged Fomapan and shot it in a Minolta Autocord and was very impressed with the images. The 100 speed film shows minimal grain and a pleasant tonality. I developed this myself using Kodak HC-110 and some run of the mill fixer and it came out great! Sadly, Amazon does not seem to offer this in 120 anymore as all they show are big spools or sheet film. If Amazon were to ever offer this again, I would buy more!

Great film when amazon has it--if not, get it from Freestyle (Arista is their house brand) or B&H. I shoot a lot of the 100 and the 400, never tried the 200. The 100 has really great contrast, I think it looks good on hot sunny days. Definitely worth picking up a roll or two if you need to make a shipping minimum!

This film gives great results at a pretty incredible price. Stand develop in Rodinal at 1:100 for about an hour. If you scan your film, you will love this stuff; it dries incredibly flat and is by far the easiest to scan among the 120 format B&W films I have tried.Attached photo was made using the 35mm format version of this film, developed as previously mentioned.

Very poor film. There are flaws in the emulsion (see detail photo scan of negative) that make it unusable. Spend the extra dollar and get a quality film.

Good for the price. Just shot a roll in Fujifilm 6X9, semi stand developed in Rodinal.

It is low cost film with great contrast that does not require a filter. The reciprocity isn't great so use in the day light.

Perfect film for any medium format or dual lens reflex camera.