Kentmere Pan 100 Black and White Negative 120 Film

Kentmere Pan 100 120 Film — Affordable B&W for Travel Street Photography

The gist: A budget medium-format black-and-white film that lets nomads shoot fine-grain, sharp street and landscape frames without the cost of premium stock.

• ISO 100 speed: Best suited to bright outdoor travel conditions — markets, coastlines, daytime street scenes with good light.
• Fine grain and sharpness: Reviewers note it rivals Ilford Delta 100 and FP4 Plus for detail, ideal for scanning and sharing travel shots digitally.
• Broad tonal range: Handles high-contrast scenes (bright sun, shaded alleyways) with good exposure latitude, forgiving of a rushed travel exposure.
• Budget-friendly: One of the cheapest 120 B&W films available, letting you shoot more rolls per trip without blowing the budget.

The Darkroom Photo Lab calls it "the best budget 120 film," and reviewer Myles Katherine notes it's an especially strong pick for beginner photographers looking for affordable, high-quality black-and-white results.

Best for: budget-conscious travelers shooting medium-format street or landscape scenes in good light. Skip it if: you're shooting low-light interiors or night scenes — its ISO 100 speed needs bright conditions. Runs ~$6.99 — check the current price before buying.