Fujifilm Neopan Acros 100 II B and W Negative Film (120mm, 1 Roll)

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Fujifilm Neopan Acros 100 II B and W Negative Film (120mm, 1 Roll)
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Key Features

  • ISO 100 black-and-white negative film designed for 120 medium format cameras.
  • Exceptionally fine grain and high sharpness for detailed enlargements and scans.
  • Rich tonal gradation with deep blacks, smooth midtones, and bright highlights.
  • Excellent reciprocity characteristics help maintain exposure consistency during long exposures.
  • Ideal for landscape, architecture, portraiture, and fine art photography.
  • One roll of 120 film, typically yielding 12 exposures in 6x6 format depending on camera format.
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OVERVIEW

Classic Fujifilm Black-and-White Performance in 120 Format

Fujifilm Neopan Acros 100 II is a premium black-and-white negative film engineered for photographers who want outstanding sharpness, refined tonal separation, and extremely fine grain in a medium format workflow. Supplied here as a single 120 roll, it is a strong choice for photographers using classic medium format cameras for landscape, studio, street, portrait, and fine art image-making.

Fine Grain and High Resolving Power

One of the defining strengths of Acros 100 II is its remarkably fine grain structure. This gives images a clean, polished look with excellent micro-contrast and crisp detail rendition. Whether you print in the darkroom or scan for hybrid workflow use, the film is known for delivering files and enlargements that retain subtle textures and strong edge definition.

Beautiful Tonal Range

Acros 100 II is prized for its smooth grayscale reproduction. Highlights hold delicately, shadows can appear rich and dimensional, and midtones transition naturally, making it especially appealing for scenes with nuanced lighting. Portrait photographers appreciate the film's ability to render skin tones gently, while landscape photographers benefit from its controlled contrast and expressive tonal depth.

Excellent for Long Exposures

Compared with many traditional black-and-white films, Acros 100 II has a strong reputation for favorable reciprocity behavior during longer exposures. This makes it particularly attractive for night photography, architecture, interiors, seascapes, waterfalls, and other tripod-based work where long shutter times are common. Photographers looking to preserve tonal consistency in extended exposures often turn to this film for dependable results.

Why Choose 120 Medium Format Film

The 120 format offers a larger image area than 35mm, which can translate into finer perceived detail, smoother tonal rendering, and a distinctive medium format look. Depending on your camera, a 120 roll may provide different frame counts such as 12 exposures in 6x6, 10 exposures in 6x7, or 15/16 exposures in 6x4.5. This versatility makes it a favorite among photographers seeking elevated image quality and a more deliberate shooting experience.

Best Uses

Fujifilm Neopan Acros 100 II performs especially well in applications where detail, tonal subtlety, and a refined black-and-white aesthetic matter most. It is well suited for landscapes with broad dynamic range, cityscapes with intricate structures, portraits requiring flattering grayscale transitions, and documentary work where clarity and depth are essential.

How It Compares

Compared with faster black-and-white films, ISO 100 stocks like Acros 100 II generally offer finer grain and slightly greater apparent sharpness, making them especially appealing when lighting conditions are controlled or when a tripod is available. Acros is often chosen by photographers who want a modern, clean rendering with strong detail and excellent long-exposure behavior.

Usage Tips

For best results, meter carefully to preserve highlight detail in bright scenes, and consider using a tripod when working in lower light due to the ISO 100 speed. Store unexposed film in a cool, dry place, and process promptly after exposure for optimal image consistency. When scanning, take advantage of the film's fine grain and tonal range by using gentle sharpening and careful contrast control.

Recommended Accessories

Useful companions for this film include a reliable handheld light meter, a sturdy tripod for long exposures, a cable release, protective 120 film storage cases, archival negative sleeves, and black-and-white contrast filters such as yellow, orange, red, or green filters depending on the desired tonal response. For darkroom users, pairing the film with quality chemistry and consistent development technique can help unlock its full tonal potential.

About the Acros Line

The Acros name has long been associated with high-quality Fujifilm black-and-white emulsions valued by enthusiasts and professionals alike. Neopan Acros 100 II continues that legacy by offering a modern continuation of the look and performance that made the original stock highly respected, particularly among photographers seeking fine grain, sharp rendering, and reliable long-exposure characteristics in a traditional monochrome medium.

Key Specifications

Film type: Black-and-white negative film
ISO: 100
Format: 120 roll film
Roll count: 1 roll
Primary strengths: Fine grain, high sharpness, smooth tonal gradation, strong long-exposure performance

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