[pure-silver] Re: Agfa Isopan ISS
- From: john stockdale <j.sto@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 23 Nov 2004 09:59:10 +1000
In my copy of "Modern '69 Photo Almanac" there are dev times for 5 Agfa
films with "isopan" as part of their name, but there is not an "ISS."
My first roll of black and white film that I developed myself was Agfa
Isopan Record (650 to 1200 ASA). The man in the shop said that I should
use Agfa developer with Agfa film and sold me Rodinal. You can imagine the
grain (1969)! I was too far from my subjects, and each person's head was
composed of about 3 grains.
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At 02:42 AM 23/11/2004, you wrote:
>I recently found a few rolls of what looks like 120 or 620 film in a two
>piece aluminum tube with "Agfa" embossed on the lower part and a paper label
>on the upper that said "Isopan ISS" and "made in Germany" in very small
>print. I can't find this specific film in any of my admittedly limited
>older literature.
>
>Can anyone tell me what the approximate year range of manufacture is on this
>stuff and the filmspeed. If it's prewar, could it be ortho?
>
>TIA...
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>JB
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