Fujifilm Neopan Acros 100II Black and White Negative Film (35mm, 36 Exposures) - Single Roll

Crisp daylight black & white with legendary long-exposure confidence.

Fujifilm Neopan 100 Acros II is the kind of film you load when you want everything to feel clean: smooth tones, sharp edges, and a negative that scans and prints beautifully. It’s an ISO 100 black-and-white film built around Fujifilm’s Super Fine-Σ grain technology, with rich gradation and outstanding sharpness—especially satisfying for landscapes, architecture, and portraits where you want detail without “busy” grain.

Why film photographers love Acros II (35mm, 36)

• Super fine grain with high resolving power → Fujifilm cites Super Fine-Σ Grain Technology and “world-class” grain quality; the data sheet lists RMS granularity 7 and resolving power up to 200 lines/mm (at high contrast) → a clean negative that holds detail beautifully.

• Gorgeous tonal separation → described as rich gradation / broad tonal range with high sharpness → highlights feel graceful, midtones feel nuanced, and shadows stay usable.

• One of the best reciprocity performers in modern B&W → Fujifilm states no exposure compensation is needed under 120 seconds, and only +1/2 stop from 120–1000 seconds → a dream film for night scenes, city long exposures, and astro work.

• A film you can develop just about anywhere → Fujifilm highlights stable processing results across many developers and even automatic processors → friendly for both home dev and lab workflows.

• Built for real projects, not just “a vibe roll” → the data sheet explicitly calls out portraits, landscapes, architecture, product work, duplication, and astrophotography → a true all-rounder when you want your negatives to look intentional.

Quick shooting note

Because Acros II is orthopanchromatic, it responds a bit differently to deep reds than fully panchromatic films. If you’re shaping contrast with filters, Fujifilm provides factors for yellow/orange/red filters—great for darkening skies and controlling foliage tonality.

Tradeoffs to know

ISO 100 loves light. In shade or indoors you’ll want a wider aperture, a steadier stance (or tripod), or flash. The upside is you get that famously clean, refined look when conditions cooperate.

What’s included: 1 roll of Fujifilm Neopan 100 Acros II black-and-white negative film, 35mm, 36 exposures.

Ideal for: landscapes, architecture, portraits in beautiful light, and anyone who shoots long exposures and wants minimal reciprocity headaches.

Looking Glass tip: if you’re going to the tripod anyway, lean into it—Acros II rewards careful composition and patient light more than almost anything.