Robert.M
Well-known
Interesting study on B & W films, in French, but easily exploitable
http://www.photo-et-cetera.fr/photographie/argentique-tests-croises-2017/films-scan-order-note.php
http://www.photo-et-cetera.fr/photographie/argentique-tests-croises-2017/films-scan-order-note.php
lynnb
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02Pilot
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Translate seems to work fine for everything here (via Chrome).
Quite a methodical examination; obviously such a thing could never be truly comprehensive, but this is about as good as one could hope for. I found the microscopic examinations of the grain structures fascinating - there's an extraordinary level of variation across emulsions.
Quite a methodical examination; obviously such a thing could never be truly comprehensive, but this is about as good as one could hope for. I found the microscopic examinations of the grain structures fascinating - there's an extraordinary level of variation across emulsions.
retinax
Well-known
Wow - what makes the Foma and Rollei RPX (except 100) films look so dramatically different from all
the others under the microscope?
the others under the microscope?
Robert Lai
Well-known
Rollei RPX25 - amazing film. I tried one roll, and I'm hooked by the resolution and long gray scale tonality. Pixel peep a scan, and more details come up, not just more grain as with most films.