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On a day of mixed light, HP5 was really put to the test and I was able to produce some rather excellent images with HP5 in my 1930's Balda Baldax 4.5x6 folding camera. It's a great all rounder.
The vast majority of the commentary about HP5 talks about how great a film it is for pushing, i.e. shooting at a higher ISO and the extending development. It's not often that pulling, shooting at a lower ISO than box speed, and reducing development time is mentioned. For me, that's why this is such a versatile film. When the light allows, I like to shoot at 200 ISO with it. I love the tones and appearance of less grain and that means, I could use just one film for almost all circumstances. It does reduce the contrast so be prepared to dial it back in, if you like more, but that's not usually a big problem. For the 'wet' darkroom, it makes the negs a little easier to handle, in my view. I've included a couple of 120 photos shot at 200.
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This is the best traditional black and white film still being made today. Nice to see they introduced classic packaging as well!
This film is just so solid, I've used it for any and all scenarios, dark and light, it's just so versatile and the quality of the results is perfect every time. Great great, great contrast, love this.
Bestseller for a reason, fantastic in 35mm and even better in 120, and at a very reasonable price!
