Ilford's consumer grade BW film. Good stuff - we eat it by the 30m roll at
school. The bulk pack has the recommended development times for all Ilford
developers on the pack (plus D76, Acufine and Rodinal) for exposure at 50,
125 and 200 ISO (i.e. Rodinal, 1:25 - 5, 6 or 9 mins at 20degC). If you
need full data, ask.
AndrewF
>Henrik,
>The film is likely to be Ilford B/W film, 125 ASA (ISO). Quite fine
>grained. Average metering. (BUT I'M A NOVICE AT B/W...SO WAIT FOR THE
>CAVALRY TO GIVE YOU MORE CLUES!!)
>
>Neal
>
>
>At 12:26 AM 27/09/2001 +0200, you wrote:
>>Having used Tri-X for a long time I today wanted to try something new
>>so I bought another B/W print film labeled FP4. The thing is the shop
>>cans these themselfs (cheaper) so no manufacturer is stated, just
>>"FP4 125" Does anybody know anything about this film. For example if
>>to measure for shadows or highlights? Does it gain from over- or
>>underexp? Tolerance?
>>
>>Henrik Dahl
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