Aviphot Chrome 200 slide film test results

I'll check out those two. Thanks for the info!

BMbikerider said:

It looks quite like the Rollie Digibase 200 ISO where the grain is concerned. You don't think it could be the same film under a different alias? Digibase has a acetate base and cannot be torn, it is thin but doesn't curl as you described.

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All the same: i have datasheet.
Agfa-Gevaert Aviphoto Chrome 200
200-400 Asa for optimal colors
Built-in UV-filter to avoid blue and unsharp images under UV-radiation.
Seperation layer for optimal color-seperation and saturation.
Grain yes but doesnt matter much if you have razorsharp lens.
had N200 and Pan 200, Pan200S(still have) also quite grainy. but good.
Agfa has multiple Panfilms starting from 20 to 400.
only must find out which one is which when brands are changed. which corresponds which one. Maco must give answers.
sometime films are sold under different asa. over or underexposed..
e.g. Agfa Ultra 50 is overeposed H100. contrast will be increased. so it can be exposed at 100.
Have still some 70mm rolls and 126mm one roll 46m.
http://www.fotointern.ch/wp-uploads/2016/07/Koshofer_Der-Film-lebt-weiter_Tabelle.pdf
page 4
AGFA AVIPHOT CHROME 200-AGFACHROME RSXII 200
LOMOGRAPHY X-PRO 200 SLIDE
ROLLEI CHROME CR 200 PRO Mahn maco
Wittner Chrome 200D
under different pages
http://www.fotointern.ch/wp-uploads/2016/03/Tabelle_Hausmarkenfilm_200316.pdf

have german data-sheet. a lot of others too incl. aerial-image prospectuses
I will try to find data-sheet online.

BMbikerider said:

It looks quite like the Rollie Digibase 200 ISO where the grain is concerned. You don't think it could be the same film under a different alias? Digibase has a acetate base and cannot be torn, it is thin but doesn't curl as you described.

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Dont confuse with the CN200..... its CR(R=Reversial)

I just shot and developed a couple rolls of this film in the Wittner incarnation, I am impressed. I love the colors, the saturation and the overall result. Too bad it is no more, I wish I bought 20 rolls and not just 6 last year
(crappy scans by me, on the light table colors are much nicer)

twelvetone12 said:

I just shot and developed a couple rolls of this film in the Wittner incarnation, I am impressed. I love the colors, the saturation and the overall result. Too bad it is no more, I wish I bought 20 rolls and not just 6 last year
(crappy scans by me, on the light table colors are much nicer)

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It's still readily available as Rollei CR200

It seems to be out of stock from Maco and Fotoimpex. Besides wasn't that the one with the ugly yellow cast?

twelvetone12 said:

It seems to be out of stock from Maco and Fotoimpex. Besides wasn't that the one with the ugly yellow cast?

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That was quite a while ago, when it was first released. May have been old stock or a production run problem, I don't know. It's fresh and fine now. Here in the US, it's in stock at quite a few places, B&H being one of them.

Ten301 said:

That was quite a while ago, when it was first released. May have been old stock or a production run problem, I don't know. It's fresh and fine now. Here in the US, it's in stock at quite a few places, B&H being one of them.

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I bought a roll of the Rollei in 135 and 120, each, from Foto Impex in early 2016. They were both yellow.

I wonder if the normal Agfa RSX II was as sensitive. I bought a second Rolleiflex SLX body a few months ago. There were two expired 120 rolls of the Agfa in the original Rollei leather carry case, along with a lot of accessories. Wonder if I should shoot one of them. Obviously they will have been stored at room temperature for years.

I found a shop that still had wittnerchrome left, and got a nice stock of it. Too bad Agfa cannot/doesn't want to make more if it.