Dawid,
A roll shot and souped before work? That's impressive.
I've been shooting b&w film for about a year now and am still very much
cutting my teeth. It would greatly appreciate an example of the 'boring'
look of Delta 100 or any other T-grain film that you might have on hand. I
am still trying to sort out film differences, and, while I've only shot
Delta 100 and Tmax a handful of times, they've done alright by me. Of
course, I'm lazy and don't print. ;) Negs go straight to my Epson V500.
I've not used Fomapan, but know that it definitely has its fans. My go-to
films so far have been FP4 and HP5. I have a roll of Pan-F in the fridge,
waiting for inspiration and appropriate subject matter.
Paul C
On Fri, May 7, 2010 at 11:15 AM, Dawid Loubser <dawidl@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Off-topic: I just shot my first roll of Fomapan 100 (rated at ISO 64) this
> morning before work, and developed the film.
> (I really don't like the modern T-grain films like Delta 100 for some or
> other reason, technically good as they are, they need a lot of printingmagic
> to make them look "non-boring").
>
> Do any of you guys use Fomapan?
>
> Dawid
>
>
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