1Hundred

A 100 speed film from the small Hundred Film brand. Reported to have soft grain and to hold up even when underexposed a bit. A gentle slow film for calm daylight.

How it behaves

A slow boutique color negative with fine grain and vivid color. Retailers highlight bold reds and low noise even when the film is slightly underexposed. Shoot at 100 in good light. It is said to forgive slight underexposure, but do not push your luck. One wrinkle: it is sold as ISO 100, while some resellers rate it at 125. The base emulsion is not disclosed.

Questions people ask

What speed should I shoot 1Hundred at?

The documented box speed is ISO 100, and the notes say to shoot it at 100 in good light. Some resellers rate it at ISO 125, so the rating is not fully settled.

Is 1Hundred good for landscapes?

Yes, on the documented notes. Sunny landscapes and travel are its listed best uses, along with bright day portraits. Fine grain and vivid color are the draw.