Fomapan B@W film

[JohnTF]

Foma 100 and 400 do seem to be classic emulsions, the 200 is a very interesting film at whatever ISO you determine it to be, has a terrific tonal range.

You pays your money and takes your choice.

I think it is the best film Foma makes, though I also like their reversal B&W very much, I only had the slides processed by them-- it scans and prints beautifully.

Regards, John

 

[maxwell1295]

400 rated at I think 250. Pretty good stuff....


kim_film_04 by alanabramsphotography, on Flickr

 

[maxwell1295]

Arista.EDU/Fomapan 400 @ 800 developed in Diafine 3+3


Mini by alanabramsphotography, on Flickr

 

[tedwhite]

Wow, Alan, talk about a crisp image! I've used Fomapan before, but never with Diafine. Must get some. But film/developer is only half the story: What lens is that?

Ted

 

[maxwell1295]

Thanks! That was the Yashica Mat 124g at f/5.6 or f/8 and scanned with my crappy Canon 8800f.

 

[maxwell1295]

I'm really liking this 400 @ 800 in Diafine


Mini by alanabramsphotography, on Flickr

 

[Chriscrawfordphoto]

I just developed and scanned some Fomapan 100, 120 size, in PMK Pyro that came out very beautiful. I'll post them as soon as I edit them.

 

[tedwhite]

I've got a Plustek 7200 but I'm not sure it would do any better than your crappy Canon 8800f. BTW, my best friend's sister has this car, so I get to drive hers now and then. Lots of fun on twisty roads.