[rollei_list] Re: looks like ... agfa Scala

Thor,the APX 100 is a very good B&W film,I like it
very much too.
Our authorized Agfa lab that processed the
Scala(Novella Process)no longer processes this film
and then I'll buy Scala to process it using the
negative process; I think to shoot and to develop the
Scala like a "normal" negative film, I wish to know
the results I could obtain using this way for the
film.-

All the best
Carlos 

--- Thor Legvold <tlegvold@xxxxxxx> escribió:
> Gee, I don't know, I kind of like APX 100...
> 
> I like the tonality and "look" of the film a lot, as
> compared to films 
> from Kodak (T-max = yuck, Tri-X = Yum!) and Ilford
> (XP2 = Ick!, FP4 = 
> notsobad). I haven't really been that concerned with
> grain or apparent 
> sharpness (looks sharp enough, but I haven't studied
> it under a loupe 
> either....), just with finding a film that gives me
> a certain "feeling" 
> or quality I want to see in my negs, contact sheets
> and prints.
> 
> 
> Maybe I'm strange.
> 
> Thor
> 
> p.s. With all the raving here about Scala, I'll have
> to order a block 
> and try it out.
> 
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