Description
The film is consistent with 35mm emulsion i.e. experimental and therefore has some
quirky characteristics:
• High contrast with strong, visible grain
• The larger 120 negatives offer much more detail than a 35mm neg.
• Getting exposure right is still important for the best results!
• ISO 200 – but many say best results around ISO 100 (overexpose by 1 stop and process as standard)
• Because halation in the highlights is better than mucky shadows!
• It performs best in constant, even light and scenes.
• But if in doubt, meter for the mid tones or bracket exposures.
• It has some quirky colours – these are impacted by exposure and/or scanning
• Digital camera scanning gives the best results.
• The film also benefits from a good lens on your camera (the contrast exacerbates vignetting)
• Standard C41 Processing although people are experimenting with E6!
