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Bergger Pancro 400 Black & White Negative Film - 120 Roll Film

Bergger Pancro 400 Black & White Negative Film - 120 Roll Film - Main image
$7.51 $10.29 In stock

Category: 120mm Film

Bergger Pancro 400 is a black and white negative film supplied as 120 roll film. It is offered here under the Bergger brand in the 120mm film category.

  • Brand: Bergger
  • Film type: Black and white negative film
  • Format: 120 roll film
  • Model or item code: BPA4001
  • Listed variant: Standard
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ellie ★★★★★

The mid-tones on this 120 roll are just gorgeous, with a smooth grain that scans beautifully. Loaded it in the Bronica for a weekend walk and every frame held detail from deep shadows to bright sky. My new default for when I want that classic B&W look without fighting the negatives.

Miles ★★★★★

Finally got around to shooting this in medium format and the tonal range on the negatives is gorgeous, especially in bright daylight. Grain is fine but present, giving it that classic film look without being too distracting.

Kevin Z. ★★★★★

Loaded a roll of this into my Mamiya for a weekend trip and the tonal range on the negatives is gorgeous, especially in the midtones. It pushes nicely to 800 too, though I kept it box speed for the softer portraits. Definitely my new go-to for black and white medium format work.