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Hi Walter,

Is the Agfa Vista Plus and Ferrania Solaris the same film in different packages?

How would you describe the differences between them?

Thanks, Bill

Bill,

Agfa Vista Plus is a mediocre consumer grade film. I find it low in saturation, yet rather contrasty. The grain on ISO 200 Agfa Vista Plus is comparable to Fuji Superia ISO 400. I wouldn't use this film for any high end applications, but since it's very cheap (2,39 eur where I live), I use it for snapshots with my Himatic 7s. As for the Ferrania, I couldn't say because I haven't developed a single roll of it yet. I bought a batch of 50 expired rolls and was planning on having them bulk processed. I use these expired rolls mainly for artsy experiments :laugh:.As far as I know, Ferrania Solaris and Agfa Vista Plus are not the same thing. Solaris is a cheap Italian film (made in Italy, too), Agfa Vista Plus is currently being made in Japan (at least, mine is).
Anyway, with the very low prices of both the Ferrania and the Agfa, buying a few rolls each to compare yourself certainly wouldn't be a waste of money.
Regards,
walter

Edit: serial # of a roll of Agfa Vista Plus is 806254, Solaris is 013941
 
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Loaded and finished a roll of the old (expired 2006) T-Max 100 (120) in the Mamiya RB67. Grabbed the old data sheet for dev times. If only my 120 reel had arrived I could have developed it today. With luck the reel and tank will arrive tomorrow or the next day.
 
I've been exposing the new Rollei RPX 400 (135) lately. It's quite contrasty and grainy. I'm beginning to like it.
 
I've tried Delta 3200 for the first time in many years, rated it at 1600. Will develop tonight and see how it worked out.
 
Kodachrome 64 Professional.
 
all this time i thought this was in the b/w not color forum

oh well, i guess can't add that i shot 2 rolls of plus x 120, and 1 roll of pan f
all processed in home roasted caffenol130
 
Home roasted? You're supposed to use the rot-gut instant coffee for film development and save the good stuff for personal consumption!! :D
 
Home roasted? You're supposed to use the rot-gut instant coffee for film development and save the good stuff for personal consumption!! :D

you're right, but this is home roasted sumatran-robusta :smile:

even thought it smelled good enough
to drink ... i held back and processed my film in it .. :smile:
 
I am working through my last four rolls of K64 this week. They are all going in my Canon Sureshot 76 Zoom on full auto with the date showing.
 
Last roll of Kodachrome is in the camera and as the weather is looking much better tomorrow I plan to burn it off and get it on the Fedex on Friday
 
Gold 200 in the Mju140 pocket rocket
Superia 800 in the F4S
Sensia 100 in the F601(is it realy gone?, oh no,oh no)
Superia 400 in the F65
Fuji FP-3000B in the polaroid 250 land camera
Kodak Advantix 200 aps in the Canon Elph Jr. Ixus
Ilford HP5+ & Kodak Tmax400 in the EM
Tmax 400 120 in the AGFA ISOLA 1
For next week Superia 1600 will be loaded for the New Year parties

Waiting for more light on a nice winter day: Provia100F 135 and a roll of Velvia 50 135

rhmimac
 
UC 400 and Tri-X 400 in 35mm plus an unknown 35mm film in a cassette for a Tessina.

Steve
 
Expired March 2010 ferrania Solaris 200, 126 format shot in the Kodak Instamatic 500. Dropped off at the lab today, still not set up for C41 developing at home.

Expired 2006 Ilford Delta 400, 135 format shot in the Canon FTbN. Will soup it, probably tonight in the Nikor SS single roll tank along with the Expired 2006 Kodak T-Max 100, 120 format shot in the Mamiya RB67 if I can figure out the plastic Paterson System 4 reels and tank. Never used plastic until now, ordered a steel 120 reel too but it hasn't arrived yet so I will give plastic a try.
 
My first and last 3 rolls of Kodachrome
 
Oh that smell !!!!!

you're right, but this is home roasted sumatran-robusta :smile:

even thought it smelled good enough
to drink ... i held back and processed my film in it .. :smile:

You have to give me your recipe ! Mine the smell could gag a maggot ! But the old efke 25 seems to like it :smile:

Eric
 
CHS25....nice stuff!
 
3x KM 25 (135x36)
2x RVP 50 (120 (x12 - 6x6) )

And one more roll each of KM 25 and KR 64 to do tomorrow...
 
This week, I'm going through:

135: Fuji Neopan Acros 100
135: Arista EDU Ultra 400.

The first on my Pentax K-1000, and the second will be for the camera my sister's girlfriend is getting me.. or so I think!
 
Another expired 2003/6 roll of Fujicolor NPH 400, just one left of that. Shot in RB67, 10 shots per roll, easy to finish in one session.

Another roll of ferrania Solaris 200 is loaded in the Kodak Instamatic 500. I still need to start the Ilford 3200 in the EOS 650. Both will be used for some Xmas shots, flash with the 200 obviously, 3200 for candid shots.

I souped the 2006 expired T-Max 100 and 2006/12 expired Delta 400 yesterday, both turned out pretty well but the plastic reel is a PITA so I'm looking forward to trying a steel 120 reel.
 
I went out in the snow again today with Neopan 1600. Thinking about what VaryaV said in the thread about Delta 3200; we had bright sun on the snow today and I tried to shoot scenes of high contrast in order to exploit the grain when printing. I love the way grain appears in the areas that transition from deep black to pure white. Hopefully, I got a few shots today that will print well.
 
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