Film Ferrania of Italy has announced a new film based on an Italian classic cinema film. The film is P30 and is 80ISO. It seems to be from the examples a fairly high contrast film that has a high silver content.
Film Ferrania's ultimate goal is to make color reversal and color negative films. Creating a viable, quality b&w emulsion is a good step in that direction.
I wish they were making 4x5 format. Perhaps, someday.
--Bob
rmalarz wrote:
I wish they were making 4x5 format. Perhaps, someday.
--Bob
I know, hopefully they will. 120 and 4x5 would be nice. Eventually I think they will as they have stated that their color film will be offered in those sizea
Can't wait to place an order when it becomes available next month!
I recently dusted off my Canon 10S after 20 years and decided to start shooting b&w again. Back then, I loved using Tech Pan developed in paper developer for a high contrast/ultra fine grain image. Since Tech Pan hasn't been available for some years, I would like to know if there are comparable substitutes out there. Thanks
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