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Solid alternative when Ilford is to expensive. Not a lot of contrast so I tend to push it.
Once again I experimented with an inexpensive B/W film. The results were interesting. This is a good film for getting a vintage, old school, retro kind of vibe and this can work in many contexts.
I ought to point out that this particular film came without a DX code so as a newbie to modern film photography I got a bit of a surprise. AW, however, are both helpful and good communicators.
An excellent film for most things at a very reasonable price. This is my go to B&W film. Scans well and gives good contast. Sample shots taken on a Voightlander Vito B with the less common but brilliant f/2.8 lens.
Can't believe how great this stock is for the money, really took me by surprise. I've used this for landscapes, portraits and street, and it shines in every situation I've thrown at it. Pushes great, really lovely vintage grey tones with just the right amount of contrast. Fairly sharp but grainier than your average 200 ISO, though personally I love that!
Honestly, I'm really pleased with this film, especially when you consider the price. I shot it in variety of conditions, from well lit daytime scenes to some quick long exposures finding no surprises in all cases.
For anyone planning to do long-exposure shots with it, I found it has above average reciprocity failure, so I'd expose even longer than usual for film.
