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A wonderful film for wide apertures or sunny days. Portraits are very pleasing and landscapes benefit from the overall feel of this film.
Pan-F is a "fussy" film to use. It likes accurate exposure, but we should all be doing that anyway right :) ! It also likes to be developed promptly, and looses some of the latent image if you don't. Small percentages, but sometimes noticeable, unlike say FP4. It also doesn't keep too well, and unlike just about all other B/W films, a roll 5 years out of date may well not be OK! I think I've just about got the hang of it now. It's slow of course, so anything than the brightest day, you'll need a tripod. The effort is well worth the work though, it's a beautiful fine grain film, that oozes quality and perfect for landscapes.
Image was taken indoors on a 1929-1933 Kodak Portrait Brownie using time exposure.
So thought I'd try something a bit slow, this time, and on a nice sunny day this film preformed very, good tonal ranges pin sharp, decent price. So all good. Whack some in and give it a go.
This was my first time shooting on 120 film in a studio setting and I am very glad I decided to use Pan F! It met my needs with the low grain and high contrast and produced results I was happy with. Highly recommend it!
