35mm Film for Street Photography - my favourites 

loved the video. I used HP5 and FP4 a lot and Kodak 200 and Portra 400 mainly on the streets.

I've been watching this channel for years, but had stopped watching "Film RU-vid" in the recent year or so. In these past few days I've started watching some again, and I gotta say, you are easily top 3 film photographers out there. Forgive me for qualifying with "Film" because of course you are a great photographer in general, but specifically in the real of film shooters, you're clearly one of the most consistent with high quality compositions, subjects, and exposure. Wow!

Nice work. In 35mm with sunny days and for my daily basis APX100. Cloudy days and personal projects HP5 in HC-110. I do shoot Fomapan 100 now and then, mostly when I’m on a tight budget. In color 35mm, Fujicolor c200 is my choice.

Agree with Kentmere 400, love the look it gives

For now, Kentmere 400 35mm pushed to 1600 is my most favourite BnW film. For colour it would be Fuji pro400h exposed at 200

Great video Hashem! I almost always shoot Ultramax 400 on the street and I just recently did a POV video shooting street with that film at the NFL Draft in Kansas City. I feel a strong urge to shoot a lot more black and white and my favorite B&W film is actually Rollei Superpan believe it or not

My picks are: b/w: Illford HP5 400 (obviously, right?), AGFA APX 400, Fomapan 400, Kentmere Pan 400 - color: Kodak Colorplus (if i can find some). Kodak Gold & Portra 400 (if i can afford it). I use Olympus cameras, the OM-2N & Mju 2.

I loved fuji superia 400, I hope they continue to make it.

TriX pushed to 1600 was SO much fun to play with! Consistently good results, TONS of great contrast with surprisingly low graininess. When they killed Kodachrome, that was the beginning of the film massacrer. 25 ASA? OMG, what epic colors as long as you had good light!! Nowadays it's whatever Fuji film that hasn't been cancelled and strangely, Kodak E100!! EE100 seems to scan quite nicely with good color.... Good video Mr. M!!!

Honestly, I like the Kodak TMax more than Tri-X

I was wondering if you use a filter to correct for the white balance difference when shooting 500T in daylight.

My favorite discontinued film stock is Agfa CT Precisa slide film. I love that film.

I loved ProImage, but it’s getting hard to find. They keep hamstringing us, lol. I also used Superia 400 as my everyday carry film. Paired with the XA it was an inexpensive way to shoot film daily. I’m going to have to try bulk loading! Great vid as usual 🙌

B&W = Ilford HP5; Color = Kodak Color Plus 200

Thanks for the video Hamish. I too live in Melbourne. It is now impossible to find affordable colour negative 35mm film, and harder to find ANY colour stock. I cannot afford to pay $27 for a roll of Portra (if you can find it in stock.) The stocks of 120 colour film fortunately are in better supply, but still no 'budget' offerings. So I shoot B&W film (Kentmere and Fomapan are still affordable) and for colour I revert to digital.

My favorite street would be bulk Tmax 400, or Fuji Superia 400. I must re-try HP5 though. The only rolls I’ve shot of that turned out pretty flat. As so many people have said, you can always add contrast..

I used to love fomapan, when it was available in Canada. It was cheap. I love the grittiness of it. Ilford is my go to these days for affordability.

I think Kodak Aerocolor IV is also a color film great for street shooting in my opinion. Personally I’ve been enjoying Kodak Gold lately purely because it’s available locally, affordably. Kodak ProImage 100 is my personal favorite but it’s so expensive nowadays.

I love the Vision 3 250D night photos. Were they box speed, or pushed?

Do you usually overexpose your film while shooting, and how much do you overexpose? I'm curious about Kodak Vision 3 500T.

HP5. But I also like Delta 400.

Where are you getting Fuji Superia 400? Can’t find this anywhere and I’m in the states!

I was surprised that I had not heard of a number of the films that you recommended. Is there a chance that films available in Australia are called something else in the U.S. or are simply not available in the U.S.?

Superia 400 has been discontinued. In my area I can still sometimes find it, but it´s gone :(

You don’t get Fomapan i Australia?

I hope one day in the future there will be high speed color film again. My b/w choice is apx 400 cause it’s cheap and available. For color its more difficult, the easiest to get in 400 is ultramax which is fine but I’m not really a fan of the look. Colorplus is great but sadly 200 iso is really hard to manage in central europe when it’s not super sunny. So honestly my choice for street is often digital unfortunately