Front Load Washer Under 400

Use this in my home for a 650W PC, monitor, modem and router. Under this load, it shows that I can run off batteries for an hour. Impressive! I like the surge protection features, too.

Under $5, how could you go wrong? Thank You!

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

Under 20 bucks and it works

I bulk load this film into 16 exposure rolls. I use it as my EDC film. It's a good film, but you can't be sloppy in exposure or processing. It's best when shot at ISO 400 or pushed to EI 800. I develop it in D-76 1:1 @ ISO 400 with about a 10% increase in developing time. If I shoot it @ EI 800 I add about 20% more time to development w/D-76 1:1.

The best film stock in a pack of 5, what more could you want? It's everyone's favorite film stock for a reason. It's expensive, it's warm, it boasts a tasteful grain. It's the best at ISO 400. If you want something cheaper go for color plus or kodak gold. But if you want to be a professional use this guy. I love it-and B&H always has the cheapest price with the fastest delivery. Don't bother on Amazon trust me. I've told all my friends just to load me up on this if they wanna gift me anything. Although I personally prefer Portra 160 for 35mm because I like portraits, this is more a do it all film and do it all well. I'd load up now before 2022 rolls around and prices go up, but it's already expensive so that extra dollar isn't gonna stop film photographers lol. If you want 800 speed you could probably get away with pushing this instead of spending too much on Portra 800 too, although I've yet to try it. Portra 400 is basic, it's consistent, it's pastel, and it's beautiful. I think I've made my point. If you want richer greens reach for Fuji. There's no really wrong answer when it comes to film just preferences but this film slaps. It's the standard.

My main B&W is Kentmere 400, which I buy in 100ft rolls and bulk-load myself. I wanted to give this 100 speed film a try and I was VERY pleased with the results. Developed in Xtol (1+1, 10min@20c) and scanned at home on a V550 I got some very pleasing fine-grained images. It is a little flat in terms of contrast but I like it; it reminds me of a former favorite 100ISO film no longer around (starts with "A" and ends with "cros") I hardly ever review anything online but this film certainly deserves the five stars.

I bulk load my own; Foma 400 has good film speed, about 300 for me, holds shadows very well without blocking highlights, very low base fog. Using a pyro developer, I get very sharp, even grain structure. No curl while drying. I generally shoot in quite contrasty light so it works well for me. Not so much for newer versions of old favorites in my experience.

Fits my PSR EW-400 keyboard very well. The front pocket holds several accessories.

Load everything up and move it from one location to the next. All my equipment fits perfectly. Collapses down to fit in the front seat area of my car, with the wheels on the floor. Don't need a truck just yet.