Jeff, I guess I should also mention that my test of Agfa Portrait rated at 125 went quite well. It is a bit warmer film than Kodak or Fuji in the portrait arena. I didn't see any of the shiny hotspots I saw last time. I had a few 35mm frames blown up to 8X10 and didn't see any bad grain. I am going to get a few more rolls in 120 and try some more.
Agfa is one of my favorite brands of film. I really like the RSXII stuff - nice, neutral color and can be used for all occasions. I also very much like their Optima II line for prints. Great reds for Southern Utah red-rock country and decent skin tones. Bruce Tuesday, October 8, 2002, 4:16:01 PM, you wrote: J> RSX II 50 & 100 are great for Autumn colours, if exposed and processed J> properly. J> I returned from my Muskokas outing with only 7 rolls of film exposed (lousy J> weather). J> The processing by Aaron turned out just great. I love the sharpness and J> colour rendition of these 6x9 trannies. J> Hoping to continue shooting some more next weekend, in the Ottawa area. J> Jeff.
