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Fantasy shoot
Kodak Gold shot on Canon Ikon Contina
Adox CSII shot on Zeiss Ikon Contina
Vienna 2024
Agfa 400 shot on Zeiss Ikon Contina
Morning in the mountains
Kodak Gold shot on Canon Prima
Italy summer '25
Kodak Gold 200 shot on Canon Prima
Wolfen NC 500 shot on Minolta Riva Zoom
Wolfen NC 500 shot on Minolta Riva Zoom
2 cameras - 2 film stocks - 1 subject
Kodak Gold 200 vs Adox CHS 100 II
Abandoned house
Kodak Gold 200 shot on Canon Prima
Nikkormat EL - newest addition and pride of my collection.
B&W film stock comparison
Since I do shoot quite a lot of b&w I wanted to give an overview of the stocks I have used so far and my thoughts on them. All of them shot at box speed.
Agfa APX 100/400 (panchromatic)
This was one of my go to film stocks for black and white, because I like the vintage look it creates combined with an old lens, however the grain is quite big in the 400 ISO stock, and the contrast is a bit too low for my taste.
Rating: 7/10
Adox CHS 100 II (orthopanchromatic)
I love Adox stocks for their fine grain and good contrast and this one is no exception.
Rating: 8/10
Rollei Superpan 200 (panchromatic)
Since I am fond of high contrast film stocks, this one is my absolute favorite. It is the perfect fit for me with fine grain and nicely balanced contrast.
Rating: 10/10
Kentmere Pan 100 (panchromatic)
Intense contrast, although it's not as balanced as the Rollei Superpan. The only problem I could see is that the grain is quite prevalent for a 100 ISO stock.
Rating: 9/10
Adox Silvermax 100 (orthopanchromatic)
My favorite b&w film stock, unfortunately now discontinued and really hard to come by. Silvermax has probably the finest grain I've ever seen, and nice contrast.
(unfortunately I don't have a scanned example)
Rating: 10/10
Last days of summer
Kodak Gold 200 shot on Minolta Riva
Sweater weather
Kodak Gold 200
shot on Canon Prima Bf
Schloss Schönbrunn
Kodak Gold 200
shot on Minolta Riva Zoom
Coffee time in Ljubljana
shot on Minolta Riva Zoom x Kentmere Pan 100
The eagle watching over Vienna
Agfa APX 400
shot on Zeiss Ikon Contina
Böhmischer Prater
(Agfa APX 400 x Zeiss Ikon Contina)