Has anyone used this film? To me it looks like an old school film and if so, I'd like to give it a try. Also, it appears to have extended red sensitivity...
Has anyone used this film? To me it looks like an old school film and if so, I'd like to give it a try. Also, it appears to have extended red sensitivity...
I've only tried the 200, which is actually about EI 125. Wonderful film.
I didn't know Foma made the 400 in sheet film. Their tip sheet for this speed just lists 120, 35mm, and other sizes subject of an agreement with the manufacturer. I have shot the 400 in medium format, and it is lovely, definitely with an older style look.
Hi Andrew,
jmcd is right, Foma doesn't make any 400 ISO sheet film. You can check it on Foma's website http://www.foma.cz/
Petr
I would be interested in the film's performance, particularly regarding reciprocity corrections. Where did you find it?
Mike
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I quite like Fomapan 400 in 120 rolls.
(Taken with Rollei SL66 & 4/50.)
Isn't Fomapan 400 actually the ONE film that Foma sells that they actually don't make? I guessed it might have come from England.
Actually, from what I get, they DO produce Fomapan 400 in sheet sizes. But they do not advertise it, they do not sell it in the Czech Republic, any hardly in Europe. From my research I think, they only sell it in USA, rebadged under the Arista.Edu Ultra.
I also didn't find a way to get a Fomapan 200 in any sheet sizes here in the Czech Republic (although they sell it abroad), and it's impossible to get inch-sized sheets of ISO 100 film - they only sell the metric sizes. On the other hand, they even have a 12x16.5cm Fomapan 100 on stock (for those interested)...
I have queried them by email twice for those other sheet films, and did not get any reply (but my orders from their web-shop were delivered always within a week).
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Gene, I don't think they sell anything under the Foma label, that they do not produce. It might be a confusion with the Arista family of films, the Arista.Edu were from Forte, Arista.Edu Ultra from Foma (and there was also some Arista.something from Agfa some years ago)...
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