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They say 'Italians do it best'...And well when it comes to high quality grain contrast in films, I would have to say Ferrania definitely does it best! If you love deep black tones/zones in your images you'll love this. If you want dramatic moody portraits like no other. This is the film for me. Even in slightly overcast conditions i am impressed how well it handles it. In fact i prefer it to recommend full sun bright light. Enjoy it, but not too much- I'll probably cry if it ever sells out haha.
Great b&w film that continues the great Italian film that was the go to film of the great Italian film directors
Ferrania P30 is capable of revealing stunning levels of detail with very low grain. This is especially so for the 120 version and I doubt there are many people who are able to print to a size, which would challenge this emulsion. It requires some effort in scanning and careful handling in high-contrast scenes. If you favour a low contrast look, you may need to experiment with speed and development times.
Ferrari's P30 film stock is made to the same recipe as that used by Federico Fellini to shoot his movie "8 1/2" in 1963. Deep, deep blacks and gorgeous, bright highlights couple with a low grain stock to produce almost effortlessly impressive portraits and street work. I have used 135mm format P30 for street and am now using 120 format for Autumn and Winter landscapes-the slow speed emulsion and lower light levels will require the use of a tripod, but the majority of landscape work does, so it's no big deal. I also feel this stock will be very useful for architectural work, again with a tripod and travel work if the light is bright enough. I am a regular user of Ilford (FP4 and HP5), as well as occasional forays into the world of T-Max but for special jobs that require that certain element of "magic dust" sprinkling upon them, Ferrania P30 is my favourite film stock.
