Favourite 400 speed B+W film?

[jbharrill1]

tri x 400

but delta 400 is nice as well..I kinda like how its not quite as grainy sometimes...sometimes

 

[Ronald M]

Bergger Panchro 400

Not the finest grain, but image is superb. Makes Tri x look sick

Before that TM400

D76 with both.

 

[Erik van Straten]

Leica M2, LLL Summicron 35mm f/2, 400TMY-2, Ilford MGFB.

Erik.

 

[nickla]

A while ago b&h had a sale on the 50 roll pro pack of HP5, so until that runs out it’s my favorite film...

Developed in at a lab, I believe they use XTOL and scanned at home on my Noritsu.


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[Ted Striker]

TMAX 400 is $5 at BH, Tri X is a dollar more ::shrug::

I have stopped shooting all Kodak films because of their pricing.

 

[bwibowo]

tri-x with DDX and rodinal

 

[Ccoppola82]

I love tri x but it curls so much it's a pain to scan. For that reason I switched back to hp5 and will likely use it as my main stock for 400. I had a curl issue with Pancro as well. Not my favorite film but fun to try.

 

[ckuwajima]

Ultrafine Extreme 400 Has a good balance of contrast and latitude.

Leca by Celso Kuwajima, on Flickr

 

[pkotrcka]

I voted for unlisted, so I list it here - Ilford Pan 400. I am still waiting for Bergger to try, so maybe my taste will change


But as of now, this one - not listed because it is probably not available worldwide.

 

[Deleted member 65559]

I have stopped shooting all Kodak films because of their pricing.

.....Life is too short to drink bad coffee, cheap whiskey, bad wine.....or shoot with cheap film

 

[markjwyatt]

I mainly use HP5, but also some Tr-X and like both.

 

[PKR]

For me definitely Tri-X in D76 stock

The old formula Tri-X, with lots of Silver, was a great film. I used countless rolls of it in both 135 & 120. Exposed (135 usually) at ASA/ISO 300, D76 1:1, 8 1/2 min at 68°F.

I don't care for the new stuff. I have a few rolls around for my old XA but, use HP 5 now. A different look but, i like the way it looks scanned. HP 5 also in D76 1:1..

 

[Erik van Straten]

LeicaIII/Summar50mmf/2/TMY400/IlfordMGFB

Erik.