35mm black-and-white negative film pack Foma Fomapan 100 36 exp — 6 rolls + 1 cartridge

Foma Fomapan 100 is a 35mm black-and-white negative film offering ISO 100 sensitivity and 36 exposures per roll. This pack contains six rolls and an included daylight loading cartridge that enables convenient loading of film into 35mm development tanks. The film is formulated for general photography, producing fine grain and balanced tonal reproduction suited to both darkroom printing and high-resolution scanning.

Advantages

Fomapan 100 delivers consistently low grain and dependable mid-tone and shadow detail, making it suitable for scenes with subtle tonal transitions. The daylight loading cartridge simplifies film handling and reduces the risk of light leaks during transfer to development tanks. The film’s ISO 100 speed provides good latitude for controlled daylight exposures and studio work, while maintaining clarity for enlargement and scanning.

Suitable for

• Portrait photography in natural or controlled light
• Outdoor and landscape photography in daylight
• Street photography with moderate contrast
• Darkroom printing and high-resolution scanning

Key specifications

• Format: 35mm (135) film
• Sensitivity: ISO 100 (daylight balanced)
• Exposures per roll: 36 frames
• Film type: Black-and-white negative
• Pack contents: 6 film rolls and 1 daylight loading cartridge

How to use

Load a roll into the included daylight loading cartridge in subdued light or according to the cartridge manufacturer’s instructions, then transfer the film into a 35mm development tank. Expose at ISO 100 or adjust exposure and development for push/pull processing as needed. Process in standard black-and-white chemistry following recommended times and agitation patterns for the chosen developer to achieve optimal grain and tonal reproduction. After development, wash and dry the negatives fully before scanning or printing.

Usage recommendations

For best results, meter for mid-tones and avoid extreme underexposure; ISO 100 works well in bright daylight and controlled studio lighting. When scanning, use high-resolution settings to preserve fine grain detail; for darkroom printing, moderate contrast filters and careful dodging/burning will help maintain shadow detail.