Fomapan 100, 200 and 400

[kleinbatavia]

[Eliverto]

Fomapan 100

[JeRuFo]

Thanks all. Fomapan 100 has quickly become my favourite b/w film. It is not fit for all purposes, but it gives nice classic tones and grain. Though you have to be careful not to block up the shadows, I really enjoy the way it can hold highlights.

[RSalles]

Fomapan 100

Hi,

The image is good, I found it lost some strength by the background being sort of flipped/mis-aligned,
É um prazer encontrar um vizinho aqui no forum (Trans.: neighborhood noted)

Cheesr / Abs,

Renato

[Eliverto]

Thanks for the feedback, Renato!
And more, my wife is from S.Pedro do Sul...

[electricphoto]

All posted earlier on the forum, I think.

Love these shots. I really like the weight of the lower tones and how gentle the highlights are. Beautiful compositions.

All on Fomapan 100 4x5, EI 32, developed in XTOL 1+1 or 1+2 by hand in a Jobo-drum.

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[RSalles]

Thanks for the feedback, Renato!
And more, my wife is from S.Pedro do Sul...

Great, great. keep posting, S. Pedro do Sul is the town I'm living now, brought/dragged by the wife also


Cheers,

Renato

[hendrik faure]

fp 400 in hc110 1+15 a bit long & hot for graphic application 8x10 exp 16sec (mes.4) v750

[Tin Can]

fp 400 in hc110 1+15 a bit long & hot for graphic application 8x10 exp 16sec (mes.4) v750

Hendrik, I never care what your process is.

I love your content/context. Always very interesting.

The rest is piffle.

[kleinbatavia]

Hendrik, I never care what your process is.

I love your content/context. Always very interesting.

The rest is piffle.

Randy, I would agree, but I think it is nice to have the tech details with the images as it gives people unfamiliar with Foma an idea of what can be achieved and what sort of results they can get with different developers, processes, etc. That's what I had in mind with the thread anyway.

Hendrik, an interesting image indeed.