AgfaPhoto is the film photography spin-off of the much-bigger German corporation Agfa-Gevaert. It's film heritage stretches back to 1964 when it began producing B&W films aimed at the consumer market but was set up as a separate organisation in 2004 to allow the parent company to focus on other industries. Much smaller now than it's heyday in the 80s and 90s, Agfa is known for film that is affordable and reliable - and had a passionate following in Poundland until recently.
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I recently shot a roll of this film at ISO 800, but the development didn't turn out too great, so I thought I'd try a couple of tests to see if I could improve it. First up, HC110 dilution B for 11½ mins (Gnome and Washing Line) and second was 510 Pyro 1+100 for 15½ mins (Cow Parsley and House).
This film, especially when pushed, can be a bit "development fussy", but the 2 I have given above seem to do the job nicely....SORTED!
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Chris B. (Hunstanton, GB)
Accreditation Handles:X @chrismojo
Still a bit too noisy for my ears
See above. As still a bit too noisy for me. As in even at box speed.
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Steve G. (Hereford, GB)
Perfect for:Great All-Rounder, Beginners, Landscapes, Street Photography, Travel
Accreditation Handles:stevegrayphotography.com
Great results!
Definitely my favourite black & white film I've tried so far. Lovely detail, contrast & grain!
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Kieron J. (Balham, GB)
Perfect for:Great All-Rounder, Street Photography, Architecture, Creative/Abstract
Accreditation Handles:35_negative
Far better than expected!
I brought this film based on two things: 1. I had not tried it before 2. It was fairly cheap. So my expectations were for something a bit grainy and a bit mild in contrast but fairly okay. On recieving my prints from the lab I was a little blown away. Where I had been thinking more Kentmere it was actually much more Tri X and Delta - wonderful detail, only a hint of grain and just the right amount of contrast, even on fairly dull days. Whilst not as good as Tri X, the price difference does make the gap between them fairly small.