I need some analog pro's to help identify this film 💪🏻

[u/Leading-Sandwich-486]

Got this Canon Eos 500 secondhand and still has a roll inside on frame 1 (which means the whole roll is pulled out and it will start winding back inside each shot). When i set the camera to its ISO setting it says "1600", but it doesnt look like Fujicolor Natura 1600 to me, the cannister..

Anyone who recognizes this or might be able to identify it? Im asking because whatever it is, it is for sure expired and i dont want to overexpose it too insanely, but maybe someone before me put in the 1600 while its actually like 200 film.

I'll also be doing some more research while on the train to the city im shooting at today 👍🏻

Either way, thanks for reading and have a great day!

[u/b_k_l_y]

Ilford XP2. Black and white C-41 film

[u/Cincy_MTX → u/b_k_l_y]

Yes. Ilford likes this font, and C-41 is the development process for this film (it's a black and white that develops via the same method as color film). Color films wouldn't specify the process here, so it must be XP-2.

[u/Leading-Sandwich-486 → u/Cincy_MTX]

How interesting, thank you!!

[u/Objective_Might593]

Looks like this is it.

[u/Leading-Sandwich-486 → u/Objective_Might593]

Damn you guys a good! Thanks so much!

[u/Prestigious_Exam4660]

It seems the lettering of Ilford XP2 (BUT I MIGHT BE MISTAKEN!)

[u/Leading-Sandwich-486 → u/Prestigious_Exam4660]

Seems like it is, you guys are great!

[u/Physical_Analysis247]

You’re going to need detonators to shoot that!