Robert,
Oh, this is interesting. I have never even considered doing black and
white slides. But why not? I love black and white prints. I'll bet
you can really make great enlargments from this. I'll have to give it
a try!
Charles
Robert Gannon Gries wrote:
>
>
> oooh! you might think me to be an agfa salesman, but I'm not!
> actually i don't use any other agfa product save for their black/white
> slide film. a really nice film for capturing those images in perfect
> tones and shading. the unique thing about this film is that it can be
> pushed/pulled from 100 ASA to 1600 ASA (200 standard speed). it does
> get quite grainy and contrasty at the 1600 speed, but maybe that's
> what you are after.
>
> the only draw back is for impatient people like me: the processing
> must be sent off to one of three labs (in the U.S.) and takes upwards
> of a week to return. other than that i would say that this has
> recently been my most used film save for all the lovely Provia F....
>
> hope this helps! also, buy from B+H since their prices are half of
> what i have usually been getting in Chicago and Texas.
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