Show us your photos made with Fuji Neopan 400

[mark-b]

I've never tried it. I'd like to see what this film is capable of.

 

[Chyn]

I went through a phase in which I shot Neopan 400 straight. I really like it developed with Kodak HC110.

 

[jtzordon]

My stuff here http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=82382.

 

[kzim56]

Neopan 400 developed in a friend's special T-max recipe. I can't recall the details.

 

[regularchickens]

I shoot a lot of it. It's my most-used 400-speed film now, I think. I recently switched from souping it in Rodinal to Clayton F76+, to reduce grain. Seems nice either way.

More here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/regularchickens/tags/fujineopan400/

 

[pschauss]

HC-110 dilution H - Super Ikonta 530-A. I bought one role in 120 format just to see if I liked it. I may buy some more when I run out of Tri-X.

 

[kknox]

 

[kknox]

 

[PatrickT]

It's pretty much the only 400 speed B&W film I use and I've been using it a lot in my Rollei. Here's some samples from a shoot:

 

[JHenry]

Here are a few examples from a recent roll I shot. The more I try Neopan 400, the more I like it.

Both are straight from the scanner, with only contrast adjusted a bit in Lightroom. Not the best scans, but this is the first roll I've put through my new Coolscan 5000 and I'm not getting scans as sharp as I anticipated (probably user error from trying to scan with San Francisco to Beijing jet lag).

For a good laugh, take a look at the license plate on the motorcycle.

Both images were taken with a Zeiss Ikon and a VC 35mm f/1.2 Nokton.

Jeff

 

[hans voralberg]

135mm in DD-X

120mm in DD-X

 

[trix]

 

[mark-b]

I don't think I've enjoyed looking at photographs as much as this in a long time. Bravo, and thank you to all =)

 

[reiki_]

I rate it at 800 and use it for low light mostly , it looks and develops great with d-76.

 

[photogdave]

Definitely my favorite 400 ISO film:

 

[jpa66]

I've recently tried it out in 120 film, and have found it to be OK. The pictures below were souped in Rodinal 1:50 for 10 minutes. I think the film is decent, and can produce nice photos ( ergo some of the ones shown in this thread already ). I still have some in 35mm format, so I'll still be fooling around a bit with it, but I prefer Tri-X.

You should definitely try it, however, as there are many who really like it.

 

[zgeeRF]

Neopan 400 is becoming my favorite

Neopan 400 is becoming my favorite

Developed in Xtol

 

[zgeeRF]

kknox and PatricT:
how do you develop yours? (I like them)

 

[Xax]

http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=neopan&w=23333447@N00

a lot, my favorite 400 film.

 

[squirrel$$$bandit]

Don't know what happened with the streaks in this one, but I otherwise like it a lot: