Кто-нибудь снимает на ADOX (она же EFKE)?
Интересуют впечатления от использования черно-белых негативных ADOX CMS 20, ADOX CHS 25 и ADOX ORTHO 25 (135 или 120)?
Спрашиваю, так как у всем известных Foma, Ilford, Kodak, Fuji и др. 20-25 ед. ваще нет (и очень зря), а по цене стоит столько же как и перечисленные.
Например про 20-ку пишут тут (http://www.adox.de/english/ADOX%20Films ... Films.html):
Интересуют впечатления от использования черно-белых негативных ADOX CMS 20, ADOX CHS 25 и ADOX ORTHO 25 (135 или 120)?
Спрашиваю, так как у всем известных Foma, Ilford, Kodak, Fuji и др. 20-25 ед. ваще нет (и очень зря), а по цене стоит столько же как и перечисленные.
Например про 20-ку пишут тут (http://www.adox.de/english/ADOX%20Films ... Films.html):
Цитата:
ADOX® CMS 20
No other film is sharper, no other film is more finegrained, no other film resolves more lines per mm (up to 800 l /mm).
If used in pictorial photography the film achieves 20 ASA of usable speed in ADOTECH developer. If used for high contrast purposes the usable speed increases to 80 ASA. If developed in non dedicated low contrast developers (HC 110, cafenol etc) it can be exposed at 6-12 ASA. The film achieves grain free enlargements of up to 2,5 meters diagonally. This equals mathematical about 500 Megapixels. 12 Megapixel, which is today's standard in high end digital cameras equals 2,4% of 500 Megapixel. This just as a little comparison on the side....
No other film is sharper, no other film is more finegrained, no other film resolves more lines per mm (up to 800 l /mm).
If used in pictorial photography the film achieves 20 ASA of usable speed in ADOTECH developer. If used for high contrast purposes the usable speed increases to 80 ASA. If developed in non dedicated low contrast developers (HC 110, cafenol etc) it can be exposed at 6-12 ASA. The film achieves grain free enlargements of up to 2,5 meters diagonally. This equals mathematical about 500 Megapixels. 12 Megapixel, which is today's standard in high end digital cameras equals 2,4% of 500 Megapixel. This just as a little comparison on the side....
