[rollei_list] Re: Cheaper Black and White Films
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I notice Fuji Neopan is free from curling.
Jonathan
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>I wonder if the problem of curling is a general issue
>because the film is wound tightly on the spool for a
>extended period of time.
> Is Ilford' Fuji & Kodak B&W so curly by comparison?
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I've never had curling problems with Kodak film. I
think it has to do with the nature of the support and the
anti-curl coating. Kodak is simply way ahead of the game as
far as technology goes. Ilford is not far behind but the
small recent manufacturers are.
I also used to have curling and frilling problems with
AGFA fiber paper. It was always like that, even when made by
Ansco in the USA. Kodak paper _never_ had either problem nor
did Ilford.
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