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Thanks! Much appreciated. I don't think I could have done some of them with anything but a top notch RF.
What magnification do/would you use?!
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x-ray, thats a lovely gallery you have there!
now there is a little bell ringing in my ears urging me to give PanF a try! 😀
now there is a little bell ringing in my ears urging me to give PanF a try! 😀
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Pan F's a beautiful film but in more recent years I've grown to love Delta 100 and 400. I'm not a fan of the current Tri-x which has no resemblance other than name to the original emulsion and certainly not T-max which leaves only plus-x in the kodak line. Plus-x is a fine old emulsion but offers nothing to best the newer Ilford emulsions. Agfa films are excellent and I've shot thiousands of rolls of agfa 100 processed in rodinol but delta is still the champ in both grain and sensitometry with regard to colors. Agfa seems to be a little shy of red sensitivity which leaves mens skin a little dark. If you're looking for a really fine slow film look at the Efke 25 iso. It used to be Adox KB14 in the 60's.
pan F
Pan F's a beautiful film but in more recent years I've grown to love Delta 100 and 400. I'm not a fan of the current Tri-x which has no resemblance other than name to the original emulsion and certainly not T-max which leaves only plus-x in the kodak line. Plus-x is a fine old emulsion but offers nothing to best the newer Ilford emulsions. Agfa films are excellent and I've shot thiousands of rolls of agfa 100 processed in rodinol but delta is still the champ in both grain and sensitometry with regard to colors. Agfa seems to be a little shy of red sensitivity which leaves mens skin a little dark. If you're looking for a really fine slow film look at the Efke 25 iso. It used to be Adox KB14 in the 60's.
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