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Film Photography Project Jiangshi Black & White ISO 400 Film (35mm) (24 Exposures)

Film Photography Project Jiangshi Black & White ISO 400 Film (35mm) (24 - Main image
$7.55 $11.99 In stock

Category: 35mm Film

Film Photography Project Jiangshi Black & White ISO 400 Film is a 35mm black and white film offered in a 24-exposure roll. It is part of the Film Photography Project lineup and is identified by the brand name on the packaging.

  • Brand: Film Photography Project
  • Film type: Black & white
  • Film speed: ISO 400
  • Format: 35mm
  • Exposures: 24 per roll

This listing is for the Standard option, SKU ACE80849. Please refer to the product images for packaging details.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hannah ★★★★★

Loaded this in my rangefinder for a weekend walk and the 24-exposure roll felt just right for a quick shoot. The grain on ISO 400 is punchy without being muddy, and the contrast held up nicely in overcast light.

Ellie ★★★★★

Shot a roll of this ISO 400 black and white film around town on a cloudy afternoon and the contrast came out punchy without blowing out the highlights. The 24 exposures went faster than I'd like, but honestly it kept me from overthinking each frame.

Elizabeth ★★★★★

This 24-exposure roll is just right for a casual afternoon—the ISO 400 handled cloudy light well, and the negatives scanned with lovely, punchy contrast. I got exactly the classic black-and-white look I wanted without committing to a 36-shot roll.