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falling in love with Foma bw ilms

narigas2006

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i have just developed my first row of foma 200 35mm film and I am astonished with the results. I'll try to find a scanner ASAP to post the results but I am very impressed. I developed together w ilford 400, using home brew D23 developer and side to side at first glance the contrast is way greater in 200. Cheers

richardson
 

albada

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If you develop the Ilford film longer, it also will have high contrast.

- Mark Overton
 

bsdunek

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Glad you like it. Maybe D23 is the answer. I've never been real hot on the Foma, although I've only used it in 120. I think the base is flimsy and curly. I did like their IR, which is now discontinued.
 

damonff

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I absolutely love the 200 and am learning to love the 100. For the 200 I use PMK Pyro and ei 125. For the 100 I use HC110, 10 minutes, and use ei 80 (so far). ANd the best part is that both are under $40US for 100 ft rolls.