Activatedfx wrote:
So I started looking for an iso 200 B/W film. I also wouldn't mind something more "interesting" than TMax. I know the Fomapan / Arista Edu films are popular, but I've read they are extremely thin, curly and hard to deal with?
The newish Kentmere 200 is actually a great film, dries flat, and is very affordable. I would use that in the Holga under brighter conditions. I've used ISO 50 film in the Holga with no problems, but it has to be very bright out. The Holga does tend to underexpose and as Huss said it's best to stick with ISO 400 film for the most flexibility. But you should be safe with ISO 200 as long as conditions are bright enough.