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ACROS 100 II is Fujifilm’s ultra-fine-grain black-and-white negative film, built for precision, smooth tonality, and exquisite detail. Rated at ISO 100, it delivers outstanding sharpness and a long, graceful tonal scale that flatters everything from portraits and product to architecture and landscape. Highlights roll off cleanly while shadows hold structure when metered with care, making it easy to tune contrast in development. ACROS II is also renowned for its excellent reciprocity characteristics, enabling long exposures with minimal compensation—perfect for night scenes, waterfalls, and architectural studies. The grain is extremely tight and unobtrusive, so big prints and high-resolution scans look polished without heavy noise reduction. Whether you’re printing in the darkroom or working hybrid, negatives grade consistently and respond well to subtle toning. If you want a refined, modern B&W look with classic elegance—and the freedom to shoot long exposures without headaches—ACROS 100 II is a dependable, premium choice.
Key features
ISO 100 B&W negative with ultra-fine grain
Exceptional sharpness and long, smooth tonal scale
Excellent reciprocity behavior for long exposures
Clean highlight roll-off; structured, printable shadows
Scans and prints beautifully; easy contrast control
Tech specs
Film type: Black & white negative (panchromatic)
Speed: ISO 100/21°
Process: Standard B&W chemistry
Contrast / grain: Low-to-medium contrast, ultra-fine grain
Push/pull: Commonly −1 to +1 stop (ISO 50–200), lab dependent
Notes: Long-exposure friendly; modest reciprocity compensation needed only at very long times
ACROS 100 II is Fujifilm’s ultra-fine-grain black-and-white negative film, built for precision, smooth tonality, and exquisite detail. Rated at ISO 100, it delivers outstanding sharpness and a long, graceful tonal scale that flatters everything from portraits and product to architecture and landscape. Highlights roll off cleanly while shadows hold structure when metered with care, making it easy to tune contrast in development. ACROS II is also renowned for its excellent reciprocity characteristics, enabling long exposures with minimal compensation—perfect for night scenes, waterfalls, and architectural studies. The grain is extremely tight and unobtrusive, so big prints and high-resolution scans look polished without heavy noise reduction. Whether you’re printing in the darkroom or working hybrid, negatives grade consistently and respond well to subtle toning. If you want a refined, modern B&W look with classic elegance—and the freedom to shoot long exposures without headaches—ACROS 100 II is a dependable, premium choice.
Key features
ISO 100 B&W negative with ultra-fine grain
Exceptional sharpness and long, smooth tonal scale
Excellent reciprocity behavior for long exposures
Clean highlight roll-off; structured, printable shadows
Scans and prints beautifully; easy contrast control
Tech specs
Film type: Black & white negative (panchromatic)
Speed: ISO 100/21°
Process: Standard B&W chemistry
Contrast / grain: Low-to-medium contrast, ultra-fine grain
Push/pull: Commonly −1 to +1 stop (ISO 50–200), lab dependent
Notes: Long-exposure friendly; modest reciprocity compensation needed only at very long times