Flic Film UltraPan 400 Black and White Negative Film (35mm, 36 Exposures) - Single Roll
Flic Film UltraPan 400 Black and White Negative Film (35mm, 36 Exposures) - Single Roll
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A classic, versatile ISO 400 B&W roll with forgiving latitude and a clean, dependable look.
Flic Film UltraPan 400 is a panchromatic black-and-white negative film with a nominal sensitivity of ISO 400/27°. It’s designed as an easy “go shoot” film for mixed light and lower-light situations, with good resolution and exposure latitude so you can work fast and still come home with printable, scannable negatives.
Why film photographers like Flic Film UltraPan 400 (35mm, 36)
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A flexible ISO 400 baseline → nominal ISO 400/27° panchromatic B&W negative film → handheld-friendly in changing light, without jumping to ultra-fast stocks.
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Good resolution with generous exposure latitude → described as having good resolution and exposure latitude → more “keepers” when your metering is a little off or the scene contrast is tricky.
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Made for real-world, lower-light shooting → positioned as ideal for lower light conditions → a strong everyday choice for street, travel, indoor window light, and overcast days.
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Standard black-and-white processing → it’s a conventional B&W negative workflow → easy to develop at home or through most labs.
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Re-spooled from FOMAPAN → Flic Film and retailers note UltraPan is re-spooled from FOMAPAN B&W negative film → familiar “classic” rendering and well-known developer pairings.
Quick shooting note
If you want smoother tonality and easier scanning, this is a film that usually rewards a little extra light. Flic also publishes a simple developing-times chart for UltraPan 100/400 across common developers, which is handy if you’re home-processing.
Tradeoffs to know
Like most ISO 400 traditional-grain films, you’ll see more texture than ultra-fine-grain ISO 100 stocks—part of the charm, but worth knowing if you’re chasing a very “polished” look.
What’s included: 1 single roll of Flic Film UltraPan 400 black-and-white negative film, 35mm, 36 exposures.
Ideal for: street and travel, everyday documentary shooting, and anyone who wants one dependable ISO 400 B&W roll to keep in the camera.
Looking Glass tip: shoot your first 4–5 frames as “metering notes” (one normal, one +1, one -1). It teaches you how your camera’s meter and your scanning style translate to the look you want.
Shipping priced for your order
Film shipping is calculated at checkout based on package weight and delivery address, rather than our standard flat rate, to keep your shipping cost as low as possible.
Orders over $150 ship free.
Local? Choose free pickup at our Berkeley store: 2095 Rose Street, Monday–Saturday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Shot your roll? Bring it to us.
Drop off your film at Looking Glass in Berkeley for developing, scanning, and prints. Not sure what to choose? We’ll help you sort out the options.
One roll in. $1 off your next.
Drop off a roll for processing and save $1 on a replacement roll purchased during the same visit. Restock a favorite or try something new.
Description
Description
A classic, versatile ISO 400 B&W roll with forgiving latitude and a clean, dependable look.
Flic Film UltraPan 400 is a panchromatic black-and-white negative film with a nominal sensitivity of ISO 400/27°. It’s designed as an easy “go shoot” film for mixed light and lower-light situations, with good resolution and exposure latitude so you can work fast and still come home with printable, scannable negatives.
Why film photographers like Flic Film UltraPan 400 (35mm, 36)
-
A flexible ISO 400 baseline → nominal ISO 400/27° panchromatic B&W negative film → handheld-friendly in changing light, without jumping to ultra-fast stocks.
-
Good resolution with generous exposure latitude → described as having good resolution and exposure latitude → more “keepers” when your metering is a little off or the scene contrast is tricky.
-
Made for real-world, lower-light shooting → positioned as ideal for lower light conditions → a strong everyday choice for street, travel, indoor window light, and overcast days.
-
Standard black-and-white processing → it’s a conventional B&W negative workflow → easy to develop at home or through most labs.
-
Re-spooled from FOMAPAN → Flic Film and retailers note UltraPan is re-spooled from FOMAPAN B&W negative film → familiar “classic” rendering and well-known developer pairings.
Quick shooting note
If you want smoother tonality and easier scanning, this is a film that usually rewards a little extra light. Flic also publishes a simple developing-times chart for UltraPan 100/400 across common developers, which is handy if you’re home-processing.
Tradeoffs to know
Like most ISO 400 traditional-grain films, you’ll see more texture than ultra-fine-grain ISO 100 stocks—part of the charm, but worth knowing if you’re chasing a very “polished” look.
What’s included: 1 single roll of Flic Film UltraPan 400 black-and-white negative film, 35mm, 36 exposures.
Ideal for: street and travel, everyday documentary shooting, and anyone who wants one dependable ISO 400 B&W roll to keep in the camera.
Looking Glass tip: shoot your first 4–5 frames as “metering notes” (one normal, one +1, one -1). It teaches you how your camera’s meter and your scanning style translate to the look you want.
Shipping & Pick Up
Shipping & Pick Up
Shipping priced for your order
Film shipping is calculated at checkout based on package weight and delivery address, rather than our standard flat rate, to keep your shipping cost as low as possible.
Orders over $150 ship free.
Local? Choose free pickup at our Berkeley store: 2095 Rose Street, Monday–Saturday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Film Processing
Film Processing
Shot your roll? Bring it to us.
Drop off your film at Looking Glass in Berkeley for developing, scanning, and prints. Not sure what to choose? We’ll help you sort out the options.
One roll in. $1 off your next.
Drop off a roll for processing and save $1 on a replacement roll purchased during the same visit. Restock a favorite or try something new.
