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Agfa 400-36 exp 35mm Black and White APX film

Agfa 400-36 exp 35mm Black and White APX film - Main image
$6.71 $10.49 In stock

Category: Film

Agfa 400-36 exp 35mm Black and White APX film is a black and white 35mm film offered under the Agfa brand. This listing is for the 400 ISO, 36-exposure version, identified by SKU code 4250255100451.

  • Brand: Agfa
  • Film type: Black and white
  • Format: 35mm
  • Exposure count: 36 exposures
  • ISO: 400
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Riley W. ★★★★★

I’ve been shooting this roll in low light and the shadow detail held up way better than I expected from a 400-speed stock. The 36 exposures give me plenty of frames to work with before reloading.

Robert F. ★★★★★

Shot a roll of this 400-speed 36-exposure film at a dim indoor party last weekend, and the mid-tones came out beautifully smooth with just enough contrast. It pushed well to 800 without getting muddy, which I didn't expect from a stock this affordable.

Chloe ★★★★★

The grain structure on this 400-speed film is surprisingly tight for black and white, giving my street shots a classic look without too much noise. I’ve been using it in a vintage camera, and the 36 exposures per roll are just right for a day out shooting.