FomaOrtho in 135-36 and 120 roll film

[FotohuisR]

For me this film is new. An iso 400 Ortho film. In the past I have used iso 25 Ortho films, even possible to develop in dark Red darkroom light. Due to a high contrast my development was normally in Udo Raffay Film Low Gamma now sold under Rollei Low Contrast (RLC). But I also have used Rodinal/R09 in a higher dillution for Ortho films.
Please show me your results and the type and dilution of developer for this pretty new FomaOrtho film.

 

[drangus]

I’ve only shot one roll of this film in 120 but I liked it. I think the price is what would keep me from shooting it regularly but it’s nice to have a fast option that gives you something a little different.





These just flatbed scans but I shot with a Rolleicord Va and developed it in Rodinal 1:50. Hope this helps!

 

[Sanug]

Foma Ortho 120 has no anti halation layer. Do not overdevelop of overexpose, the given times by Foms are way too long, and this film reaches real ISO 400.



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Adox Golf I, Adox XT-3, 1+2, 12 Min.
Silver Gelatine Print

I had some issues with repeating scratch patterns

 

[Godfrey]

Looks interesting! I've just gotten some Ferrania ORTO 50 so I'll see how that works out for me first, but ISO 400 nets a lot more possibilities for lower light situations.

G