Adox CMS 20 II Pro - 35mm Film


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Neil G. (Radstock, GB)
Perfect for: Architecture
Accreditation Handles: Neil Gould
Amazing detail used with the recommended developer.

This was my 3rd roll of using this film and all shot using a tripod with an iso 16. Great detail and no problem with home development using the recommended developer. Highly recommended.

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Matthew D. (Dagenham, GB)
Perfect for: Portraits, Landscapes, Pinhole/Long-Exposure, Creative/Abstract
Very sharp and superbly fine grain

I feel I did this film a disservice. I used a Praktica Pentagon lens, which doesn't begin to show the true quality of this film. It takes a great deal of care to get your exposure right with this film, but I think I pretty much nailed it here.

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Alannah W.
Perfect for: Great All-Rounder, Landscapes, Street Photography, Architecture
Accreditation Handles: swimdeeplana
good b&w film

good film but prefer others like fomapan at a similar price

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A.M. (Manchester, GB)
Perfect for: Landscapes, Street Photography, Architecture, Creative/Abstract
Accreditation Handles: @andyjmpics on Instagram
Do your research...!

Beware! This is great film, but ....
If you want the ultra fine detail that the blurb says that this film is capable of then you have to develop it in the special Adox developer. That means developing at home or sending it to a specialist lab and paying extra for them to develop it in Adox chemistry. If you do what I did and send it for normal black and white development then you will get negatives with an INSANE amount of contrast and zero shadow detail.
I was initially very disappointed but, on reflection, the results are quite pleasing. Deeeeep dark shadows like a hole in the world, some fine detail in a narrow band of mid-tones and burning white highlights. More like screen prints than conventional photographic images.
Not great as a beginner film.
I would definitely use this film again but would approach the shooting differently in order to make use of its unique character.

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guy b. (Kensington, GB)
Perfect for: Great All-Rounder, Landscapes, Street Photography, Architecture
yes do it

dont watch Paul's review or read any notes. so developed this is a very weak rodinal mix ( 1-100) i think or similar ... lets just say, you need to invent a new term for how much contrast this produces :D ... i also shot it at asa20 on a sunny day :D .. i think i had to scan it in at least 2 if not 3 stops lighter . and then do some lightroom and photoshoping dummery to get it to this point ... fyi i dont really care about digi scans i just use it to proof what i want to darkroom print .. i am all about the old school... shoot to print .. or shoot because i want to make a print .... :D .. dealth before digitall .. O it was also shot on a hassie 500cm using the 35mm roll hack so its a 2-1 panno 56mm*24 and the scan was around 130mb ... yupi cranked that puppy up to the red line ..

will use this by the bucket load once the wonderlanders get it in ... very impressed with it , think it has vast potential especially on the hassie and developed using the adox chems and scanned in on a nikon cool scan , think it will be cutting your eye balls through the screen... :D or more importantly darkroom printed !!!!

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