I've shot this film a few times previously, and always had top class results. Unfortunately, this time I chose to develop it in 510 Pyro...and it seems that the time listed on Massive Dev' Chart is too long. It says 11 mins at 20°C, but my film seems very over-developed ...maybe 9 mins or a little longer may have given better results...I'll have to experiment, as these images took quite a time to edit in post!!!

It was everything I had hoped for, nice detail and contrast. Worth the extra cost over cheaper film.

Like other reviewers, I found this film to be high-contrast, sharp and low-grain. Because it's so high-resolution, the photos have an almost digital quality at times. I can understand that this certainly has its uses! However, I do like a grainy black and white photo, so I would tend to go for a cheaper option unless I really needed this strong sharpness and detail.

I used a Nikkormat FT2 with a 28mm Nikon f-mount lens, as well as orange and red Cokin filters.

An amazing low ISO B&W film that excels in bright, sunny conditions. Has amazing contrast, detail, and fine grain. Develops well with Cinsestill DF96 mono bath. Very affordable for a professional film.

This film is by far my favourite 'modern' emulsion! It's really sharp, detailed and contrasty, and able to give really beautiful clarity to your photos. I would highly recommend this if you are hoping to achieve more of this with your landscape photos.

Images on 35mm, Ilford Delta 100, Nikon FM2, developed in Adox XT-3.