Foma V29524 Fomapan 200 Creative 35mm Black and White Negative Film, ISO 200, 36 Exposures, Panchromatic, Fine Grain, High Sharpness

Capturing the subtle interplay of light and shadow on film demands a medium that delivers consistent tonality and dependable performance. The Foma V29524 Fomapan 200 Creative 35mm black and white negative film answers that need, offering a versatile ISO 200 speed and fine grain structure that suits a wide range of photographic situations. Whether you are shooting portraits, landscapes, or documentary work, this panchromatic film provides the control and quality you expect from a classic black and white emulsion.

Who is it for

This film is ideal for photographers who appreciate the tactile process of analog photography and seek a reliable general-purpose film. It is well suited for enthusiasts and professionals who want a medium-speed film with a balance of fine grain, high sharpness, and wide exposure latitude. From bright daylight to overcast conditions, the Fomapan 200 Creative adapts to your creative vision.

Main features

• Panchromatic black and white negative film with ISO 200 sensitivity
• Fine grain and high sharpness for detailed enlargements
• Wide exposure latitude for forgiving metering and push/pull processing
• Standard 35mm cassette with DX coding for automatic ISO setting
• 36 exposures per roll, ideal for extended shooting sessions
• Compatible with common black and white developers such as D-76, ID-11, and HC-110

Specifications

• Film type: Black and white negative
• Film format: 35mm (135)
• Film speed: ISO 200
• Exposures per roll: 36
• Emulsion type: Panchromatic
• Grain structure: Fine
• Contrast: Medium
• Development process: Standard black and white (e.g., D-76, ID-11, HC-110)
• Base material: Acetate
• DX coding: Yes
• Spectral sensitivity: 380-750 nm
• Exposure latitude: Wide
• Sharpness: High
• Intended use: General purpose, portrait, landscape, documentary
• Manufacturer: Foma Bohemia
• Country of origin: Czech Republic

Tips

For best results, expose at ISO 200 and develop in a standard black and white developer. This film responds well to push processing up to ISO 800 with adjusted development times. Store unexposed film in a cool, dry place and process promptly after exposure to maintain image quality.