Agfa Anpang 120

studiocarter · Nov 22, 2016

what is it? B&W? It was in a Graflex 120 6x9 roll film back on a 1946 Graflex 4x5 camera.
No Asa is printed. The paper is red.
How can it be shot and processed?
Thanks
Michael

TheMissingLink · Nov 22, 2016

Hi Michael,

it's not "ANPANG" ... it is probably "ANFANG" ... german for "the beginning, the start" ...

The exact type should have been printed on the banderole which you don't have anymore.

If the paper is red it could be Isopan ISS ...

Here you find a brochure about it, sorry in German.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/75574101/Agfa Isopan-Super-Spezial ISS Brochure 1937.pdf

hth

horst

TheMissingLink · Nov 22, 2016

ah, forgotten:

afair it has been 21 DIN/ASA 100 that days and a reversal film

studiocarter · Nov 22, 2016

What a neat booklet! 100asa you say? If I shot it at 50? would that be best?
I rolled it to the end again and there is more information there:

studiocarter · Nov 22, 2016

Now that there is a name to the film I did a search and found this:
https://www.flickr.com/groups/21137561@N00/discuss/72157629537137818/
Wow, I hope to do so, too.

flavio81 · Nov 23, 2016

studiocarter said:
What a neat booklet! 100asa you say? If I shot it at 50? would that be best?
I rolled it to the end again and there is more information there:

Isopan Record was the fastest film, i think. B/W neg.

Agfa Anpang 120

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