On Jul 6, 2006, at 3:35 PM, Adam Maas wrote: > (the confusion as to the Silvertone and > Rollei Classic origin with respect to APX increases every day).
Really? What do you need to know about it? For film recommendations, my gigantic freezer stock is mainly three films: Fuji NPZ 800 -- I see no reason to use the NPH 400, since the grain is virtually identical between these two. Very flexible, very natural. Wonderful film. Fuji Neopan Acros 100 -- finest grained b&w film in an easily workable, full tonal range product. Great stuff. Plays well with many developers. Ilford Delta 3200 -- picky as anything, and don't process it in Tmax. But exposed properly and processed in something compatible (Ilford's DD-X is a good choice) it's magnificent. Worked surprisingly well with Agfa Studional (a constant-agitation developer designed for rotational processors, which is what I use it in) as well. If you're in the Toronto area and adventurous, I have a large supply of Agfa home development C-41 kits. You may be scared to try developing your own C-41, but it's actually pretty easy. I have way too many of them and would gladly sell a handful at a reasonable rate. And give you instruction on bleach bypass processing, if that kind of thing is your cup of tea. It's a ton of fun. Though thinking about it, I've only ever done tests with bleach bypass myself. Done about 250 rolls for clients, though. -Aaron -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
