Opinions are a little like the human rectum, everybody has one. Some have bigger ones than others, just like opinions. Mine, opinion that is, is that Acros and Acros II is the absolute best B&W film for everyday general type photography. It seems to see the way my eye sees in rendering a scene tone wise without filters of any kind. I'll admit that I didn't go back to shooting it when the Acros II version came out due to the unacceptable (to me anyway) price increase. When Adorama ran the "near-out-of-date" sale I loaded up on 120 Acros II. How much do I like it? Well, my rating of Acros II on a scale of 1 to 10 is a solid 9.5. It would be a solid 10 if the price was more inline with Ilfords pricing. Second to it's positive tonal response is it's ability to get along very well with most film developers. I use Rodinal very little now, but this is one film I really like run through Rodinal. When I'm done with the roll of Delta 400 that's in my Kodak Medalist II the camera will then be fed a good diet of Across II. So, in the ISO 100 class of films this film is No. 1 in my opinion. When it comes to ISO 400 speed film the No. 1 spot for me is TMY2, but I'm not fond of the price so I do use more HP5+ and Delta 400. That's just my rectum! Opps, I mean opinion. JohnW