Reciprocity of Foma 200 and Multigrade IV

Uncle Goose said:

I agree, you see a lot more shadow detail in the second one. Of course all this is in the eye of the beholder, I like the first one because it gives a darker and more dirtier look (which suits the location) but in some cases it might be interesting to have more detail in the shadows. Either way, I (and other people) can use this test as a starting point and now I know what effect it gives if one adjust the exposure. Might come in handy if the situation demands it.

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RalphLambrecht said:

The benefit of the 2nd negative is that you can take advantage of the shadow detail or make it look like the first by printing it a bit harder. You can't do that with the first.

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