Brian
I should stick with Pan F. FP4 is 125 and is pretty fine-grained, but
HP5 is 400 and is attractively grainy.
Chris
On 1 Jul 2004, at 22:44, Brian Swale wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am about to do some B&W shooting of mainly things outdoors, but I may
> also copy some colour illustrations in B&W - all for a book that will
> have only
> B&W illustrations as a cost saver, vs colour which is horribly
> expensive.
>
>
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> And fine grain will be mandatory. I do not want grain to show at all
> if possible.
>
> The question - what film will be best.
>
> I have Ilford Pad F in the camera at the moment (asa 50) and have just
> bought a roll of Ilford HP5 - asa 125.
>
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