Acme Horst 100

A 100 speed film sold under a playful house-brand name, with no public word on the underlying emulsion. One of several mystery rolls in this batch.

How it behaves

Shoot at box speed in good light and bracket the first roll. The roll shot for this page came back black and white, with strong contrast and honest grain, but that is one roll talking. No manufacturer page, retailer, or film index verifies the maker or the emulsion. Whatever is in the cartridge is undisclosed.

Questions people ask

What kind of film is Acme Horst 100?

Nobody has documented it. The name confirms a 100 speed film in 35mm and not much else. The roll on this page came back black and white. Beyond that the emulsion is unverified, so ask the seller or the lab before assuming anything.

How should I shoot Acme Horst 100?

At box speed, in good light, with brackets on the first roll. There is no more specific guidance to give.