Ilford XP2S 135 - 24 exposure

Yes, the Ilford XP2S 135 film is compatible with all standard 35mm film cameras.

This film uses the C41 color negative process, meaning it can be developed at most labs that handle color film.

It means the film is very forgiving if you slightly over- or underexpose your shots. You have more flexibility to capture good results even if your exposure isn't perfect.

With an ISO of 400, it performs well in moderate lighting. For very low light situations, you might achieve better results with specialized slower films or by pushing the development, though this can affect grain.

This is a 24 exposure roll, which is a standard length for 35mm film.

Store unexposed film in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and humidity. Refrigeration is recommended for long-term storage.

While the film has wide latitude, extreme exposure errors can still occur. Review your camera's meter settings and ensure correct ISO is selected. For manual cameras, double-check exposure settings for the lighting conditions.

Ensure the film was processed correctly using the C41 process. Excessive pushing during development can also increase grain. Review the lab's handling or consider if development was pushed.

This can sometimes happen with overexposure. Try to achieve more accurate exposures. Additionally, contrast can be adjusted during the printing or scanning process.