Agfa Agfapan APX 25 Black and White Film
Agfa Agfapan APX 25 Black and White Film
USER REVIEWS
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[Jun 27, 2001]
Andrew Davies
Professional
Strength:
As sharp and fine-grained as black and white film can get (excluding Tech Pan). Impressive tonal scale for a film this slow. An excellent choice for landscape photography, especially if developed in Agfa Rodinal at a 1:75 or 1:100 dilution. Can yield ultra sharp 20x24" enlargements from 120 with ease. An excellent choice for 35mm landscape work.
Weakness:
As the true speed of this film is around the 12-16 mark, sometimes intollerably slow shutter speeds result. Not a good choice for landscapes where movement in the scene is a concern. A very sturdy tripod is a must. Far too contrasty if given development at standard dilutions and times. More pleasing tonal scale than Pan F+, capable of spectacular results. Speed may be a real concern in some situations. Similar Products Used: Ilford Pan F+ |
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[Aug 25, 2001]
William Buckingham
Expert
Strength:
Low grain and forgiving developement requirements
Weakness:
None. You can't complain about the speed as some have. Its sold as a 25 ASA film! An outstanding medium for creating black and white images Customer Service Superb from Agfa Australia Similar Products Used: Efke KB 20 |
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[Sep 04, 1999]
John Smith
Beginner
Model Reviewed:
Agfapan APX 25 ASA B&W
Strength:
It has very fine grain and it is very sharp
Weakness:
25ASA is too slow sometimes Good slow film Similar Products Used: None |