Isn't this swell?
We're supposedly in the twilight of film---Agfa has vanished into cyberspace and yet theres more emulsions out there than you can shake a tripod at :-) This in addition to Kodak and Ilford and no ones even mentioned Maco, Rollie, and Foma.
Ain't it grand?
"I would feel more optimistic about a bright future for man if he spent less time proving that he can outwit Nature and more time tasting her sweetness and respecting her seniority"---EB White
I heard (on here?) that the J&C Pro 100 was chinese
John from J&C has reported that the J and C Pro 100 film is made by Lucky in China to J and C's specifications, then cut and packaged in Europe.
I've had great luck with the film and use it as one of my primary sheet flms, but others find the packaging and/or the softness of the emulsion to be troubling.
Be well.
Brush development= no scratches with the softer emulsion films. Works great on pl 100 and J&C classic films.
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