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 Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 2:01 am Post subject: Ultrafine Extreme 400 / AGFA Record II |
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Nesster wrote:
So the first roll of this film turns out pretty nice, it really reminds me of Ilford. Developed in straight D76 for 7 minutes.
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Attila wrote:
excellent especially for iso 400, looks one of the best deal today.
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Schnauzer wrote:
I haven't used black and white film for about 10 years but looking at pictures like this I am going to have to try it again. They look great.
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Laurence wrote:
So the first roll of this film turns out pretty nice...
You say it turns out PRETTY nice? I say it turns out as outstanding. Beautifully
developed, great tonality, very little 'grain' for a high speed film. I'm looking at
the reflections of the ripples onto the hull of the boat on the right side of the
first image - looking at the subtle tone changes as an example of great tonality.
Gorgeous shots.
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Nesster wrote:
well yeah, this is damn good film and 6x9 comes out way better than 35mm with the Epson 4490. I will be using it a lot.
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| Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 1:00 pm Post subject: Re: Ultrafine Extreme 400 / AGFA Record II |
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izvar wrote:
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So the first roll of this film turns out pretty nice, it really reminds me of Ilford. Developed in straight D76 for 7 minutes.
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Nice images. Great details.
Utrafine Extreme 400 = Kentmere 400(ILFORD)
http://photo.net/black-and-white-photo-film-processing-forum/00bI9A
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