Film Photography Project (FPP)

FPP Let It Snow

ISO 100 specialty fine intermediate

~10–14 €

An artisanal B&W film from the Film Photography Project, based on the Ukrainian Svema Foto 100 emulsion. Very fine grain, high resolution. Clear polyester base — dries perfectly flat. Anti-scratch coating. Spectral sensitivity extended to 750nm (near-infrared): with a #25 red filter, it produces spectacular landscapes. No DX coding. Load in very low light (light piping risk).

Atouts

+ Very fine grain — exceptional resolution and precision

+ Polyester base — dries flat, ideal for scanning

+ Infrared sensitivity to 750nm — dramatic effect with a red filter

+ Anti-scratch coating on the emulsion

+ A rare, artisanal film with a unique look

Limites

− No DX coding — manual ISO 100 setting required

− Light piping: must load in near-total darkness

− Limited, irregular availability

− ISO 100 — needs plenty of light

The Film Photography Project (FPP) was founded by Mike Raso, host of a podcast now entering its 10th year. FPP films are hand-rolled by Mike at his premises. The FPP is also known for its School Camera Donation Program, giving cameras to American high schools.

Caractéristiques techniques

Grain

fine

Contraste

medium

Popularité

niche

Format 120

Non disponible

Nombre de poses

36 poses

Base du film

Acetate

Sensibilité spectrale

Panchromatic

Conservation

refrigeration recommended

Péremption typique

2–5 years depending on storage

Développement maison

yes — easy (D-76, Rodinal, etc.)

Niveau recommandé

intermediate

Process	N&B standard
Révélateurs	D-76 (1:1), Rodinal (1:25–1:50), HC-110 (dil. B), ID-11, Ilfosol 3, Microphen
Temps / température	20°C — Variable selon révélateur et ISO. Consulter Massive Dev Chart (digitaltruth.com)
Usage recommandé	landscape
Revendeurs France	Hazen Film · Analog Wonderland · boutique officielle en ligne