The results you get often depend on the technique you use.
That is, in exposing and developing.
Fuji Acros, Agfa APX-100, TMax 100, TechPan
& so many do a fine job
but do so differently for each individual.
Some personal recommendations:
1. For landscapes, if it's rocky, use a yellow or orange filter.
If it's wooded, try a green filter.
Or, shoot the scene several times with the variety of filters
to get what you want from one of them.
Because it's hard to "see" a scene in advance given
the many b&w filtration options available.
2. If you're just restarting, Acros is a forgiving film and has
a very good grain structure. It works well in TMax developer
but is also no slouch in HC-110 or D-76.
Sincerely,
Collin
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