Show me some Pan-F and Plus-X photos

[cmedin]

I am curious about these two films. Used to shoot Verichrome Pan and I gather Plus-X seems like the obvious replacement. I am however intrigued by Pan F 50 (and to some extent FP4; I have shot HP5 in the past but not the others), and was wondering if I could get some feedback and maybe a few sample shots of both.

 

[gavinlg]

I love Pan F - quality film. The following were done with an Olympus OM2n, 501.2 and a 28 3.5/ developed in d76

 

[cmedin]

Beautiful shots! Do you expose it at ISO 50, and what dev time/temp/dilution did you use for the D76?

 

[gavinlg]

I can't tell you exactly cmedin, because I've misplaced my developing notebook, however I can tell you that it was exposed @ 50, devd in stock d76 solution at the recommended time for the temperature the d76 was at - think it was 20 degrees C. Came out very well. Those photos were from the first roll of PAN F I've ever tried.

 

[charjohncarter]

Here are a couple of PlusX shots using 64 E.I. or E.V. or whatever they call it now:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/carter3john/509661189/

and:

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=67142&ppuser=8685

Sorry, I have never used PanF.


EDIT: The Church is old PlusX.

 

[dadsm3]

Well, I'm not in fdigital's league, but here's a couple from some PanF I shot this summer. It's pretty tough to shoot in contrasty conditions. These are shot at 50 and developed in Rodinol 1+50, 13 minutes.

 

[rich815]

Plus-X is perhaps my favorite film next to Acros. Some examples here:

http://www.flickr.com/search/?w=38698047@N00&q=Plus-X&m=tags

Pan-F is nice too, though a bit slow. I use it in very bright conditions and find it to be very nice:

http://www.flickr.com/search/?w=38698047@N00&q=PanF&m=tags

Click on the thumbs to see larger, and then on the All Sizes to see the full 600 pixel wide image.

The developer used, times, temps and dilutions are in most of the image's titles.

 

[BigSteveG]

whew......

whew......

that there is some fancy shootin'!!!!!!!!!!

 

[bigdog]

Pan F Shots

Pan F Shots

Mouse over thumbnail images for the following names on my web site linked below...all shot with Pan F:

leaning tree
pond reflection
queen ann lace
row boat
sinuous branch

 

[owenreading]

These are probably my best two on Pan F, both shot on Montserrat mountain near Barcelona. Apologies for the rubbish scanning and small size.

 

[kaiyen]

That's remarkable detail for pan f in d76 stock.

allan