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Ken

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Greetings,
Anyone have any experiences with Foma films, particularly the 400?
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Hello Ken,

I have just received some 20 rolls (120 film) but have not used them yet. The German importer www.fotoimpex.de has all sorts of details. It seems that the film base has a bluish cast.

Will let you know more once I have developed a few rolls.

Good luck

Hans

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Hans,
I did just the same, along with an order of Classic Pan. I figured it might be worth the effort to try some of these films.
Look forward to future replies.
Regards.
Ken
 

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Hello Ken,

Fancy you having ordered Classicpan. I have used this (400ISO) with great pleasure. As developer I use Calbe09 (=Rodinal). Cheap and cheerful, I can't tell the difference with TriX. Another hint: Forte paper, same story.

Let me know your findings

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Foma 100 is a good film but the Foma 200 is a sensational film. Great tonality.

I also think the Foma 400 is an excellent conventional technology 400 film. I find the 400 film a very good people film when lower speed films can't be used.
 
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Thank you for the reply regarding the Foma 400. My hopes is to find conventional films that respond well to over and under exposure. I have a good source for this film and thought I would put it to the test.
Though I use 400 exclusively, perhaps I should give the 200 a try as well.

Hans, Good news about the Classicpan. My only concerrn is it's availability. I use Rodinal almost exclusively and frequently overexpose/overdevelop. If all goes well I will be giving it a shot this weekend. Will let you knoiw. Regarding the Forte paper, there was a photo shop in my area going out of business and I purchased a good amount of Forte VC paper for half price. I really like it. The only problem is that I have yet to see this particular Forte paper any place else.
Regards.
Ken
 
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