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Foma Film

Foma Film Fomapan 200 Creative 35mm B&W Negative Film 36 Exposures

SKU CH-HKJG-5S1JK

Black-and-white negative film in 35 mm format with ISO 200 sensitivity and 36 exposures per roll

  • Classic B&W look with ISO 200 speed
  • 36 exposures per roll for extended shooting
  • 35 mm format fits standard cameras
  • Wide exposure latitude for flexible results

Classic ISO 200 film for everyday shooting

Fomapan 200 Creative is a 35 mm black-and-white negative film rated at ISO 200. Each cassette holds 36 exposures, giving ample frames for street, documentary or studio work. The emulsion delivers a traditional grain structure and wide exposure latitude, making it forgiving for photographers who prefer manual metering or push processing.

36-frame capacity suits extended sessions

A single roll provides 36 frames, enough for a full day of reportage or multiple portrait sittings without reloading. High-contrast scenes with deep shadows may exceed the film’s latitude, so highlight detail can be lost in extreme lighting. Photographers needing finer grain or higher speed for low-light handheld work will find this emulsion less suitable.

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Price $21.99
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Questions about this item

Will this 35mm film work in my older manual camera?

The cartridge follows the standard 35mm dimensions, so it loads and advances in any camera that accepts 35mm cassettes.

How can I confirm the ISO 200 speed is being read correctly after loading?

Check the camera's ISO dial or display; it should show 200, and the meter will then base its exposure calculations on that setting.

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