As it appears info about Pancro 400 was missing in the past, i am happy to try and answer any questions as best i can, and also to point out that Pancro 400 is now readily available in the US.
As it appears info about Pancro 400 was missing in the past, i am happy to try and answer any questions as best i can, and also to point out that Pancro 400 is now readily available in the US.
Great to see Bergger back!
Has anyone evaluated this new film?
still waiting....for evaluation but did see some Jaques Sturges photos taken with it...and they looked any of his other photos which is amazing...he could use a brownie camera too but the film looked nice..I think it's on their facebook page....
and data sheet is still outstanding
I shot at the rated ISO, and exposures appeared fine. Developed the 4X5 sheets in Rodinal 1:25 for 8 mins in drum, and the grain is minimal even at 16X20 enlarging. I usually pre-soak the film, and was surprised when the water came out clear.
Wish it also came in 120 since I could then standardize on it.
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http://www.largeformatphotography.in...=1#post1310285Originally Posted by raspberrypatch
Will the film actually take expansion and contraction well or just sit there like the 200 speed does?
For anyone who is interested, David Tatnall has spent a good deal of time and effort testing and putting together a table of reciprocity data for Bergger Pancro 400.
http://thelargeformatblog.com/2016/0...-david-tatnall
A longer scale negative? More detail captured in the shadows and highlights?
It's almost a year since this thread started. Can anyone post some images taken with the Bergger Pancro? I'd like to see what it looks like. Thanks!
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