[pure-silver] Re: What's in a name

Its definitely not like XP2. It has REAL COLOUR on the film base, XP2 does not. 

Love,
Snoopy

At 18:37 26.01.2007, you wrote:

Snoopy wrote:

> I am just in the process of testing a new film by Rollei, called
> Rollei Scanfilm CN 400 Pro. Its a 400 ASA film, especially "designed for
> easy scanning" according to Rollei. Its a colour negative film without
> the orange base (i.e. unlike the Kodak 400 CN, IIRC). This should make
> scanning simpler (like a slide film) but it also allows colour AND b/w
> prints. So you get easy access to the d<beep> :-) world with the good
> archival properties of film.

How does this differ from Ilford XP2?  Might it be re-badged XP2? :-)
Archival characteristics of color negative film probably don't come
close to that of conventional B&W film, too.

Dana
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