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Gave these a tickle in post like what you can with some gentle vignetting and a kick up the contrast.
It does make the images a little noisier but worth a go for a bit of extra punch.
Scans came back flawless as usual from the Wondies.
Would probably now be my go-to mono film for an ongoing project if it wasn't for XPII.
Shot on a Nikon FM2 and 85mm and 24mm lenses.
A brilliant staple for starting out with b&w film photography. Amazing contrast and grain. Tried out my first roll with an Olympus Trip 35 and now can't wait to experiment with it using my Canon Ftb.
If you are looking for the perfect film, this is not the right film for you. It's grainy, it's high contrast but... at the same time, it's the absolute myth in the history of photography. Go for it if the imperfections are part of your Art, and if you want the "real thing" of analogue black and white photography.
The lady over the door of the church up Cley in Norfolk's been there for yonks and she's getting a bit weathered by the lazy winds like the rest of the building.
Tri-X seems to work a treat on anything with a bit of texture. Works well for your bank balance too with 29pc off.
This was on a Nikon FM2 and 85mm lens.
Classic and versatile. I have shot this film at box speed and pushed 1 & 2 stops with consistent results. Easy to develop and scan at home too.
