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I enjoyed shooting this film, in part due to its native medium speed. I would day the grain structure aligns with Ilford's HP/FP range, however the contrast is more comparable with Ilford's Delta range. This medley of looks is something that I sought after and enjoyed about this film. That said, it's by no means a cheap B+W film. I have not produced any prints from this film, but I can imagine it would hold up well. Sadly, at roughly twice the price of HP5, I can't see myself shooting another roll any time son.
Captures a fantastic amount of detail, even in very harsh light with deep shadows. Negatives are quite flat (like log footage with digital) leaving you to print or edit to a wide range of styles. A really good film but overpriced.
I'd been curious to try this film for a while so took the plunge. Can't fault it for it's punchy look, if you like black and white on the contrasty side.
Probably my favourite black and white film, but at 3x the cost of capable budget alternatives, it can be difficult to justify the price. That said, the film has some halation on the highlights which offer a dreamy look, especially in the morning fog.
I was pretty happy with this film. It seemed to give especially interesting and moody results when there was light strong directional coming into the shot, especially towards the lens. This may be due of the lack of the remjet layer leading to halation, but I liked the results regardless of the reason why! In subdued light, I found it competent and still quite high contrast. I think it looks very similar to Tri-X. Shot on my Zenit TTL with a Helios 44M at 400 ISO and AW lab pushed it for me (thanks! :D ).
