Category Archives: Posts on Films

Ilford Delta 400 is a tabular grain black and white negative, belonging to the Ilford Delta film series which also consists of Delta 100 and Delta 3200. Like its counterpart, the Kodak T-Max 400, it aims for giving high resolution … Continue reading →

After the discontinuation of Fujifilm FP-3000B peel-apart instant film, the only available black and white instant films were those made by the Impossible Project (in SX-70, 600, and 8×10). However, Impossible Project films are not exactly “instant” and they can … Continue reading →

While not the slowest film available (compared to ISO 6 of KONO! Donau), the Rollei RPX 25 is slowest panchromatic black and white emulsion one can buy after the discontinuation of Efke 25. While Rollei Ortho 25 and ATO 2.1 are … Continue reading →

Ilford HP5+ is a panchromatic cubic-grain black and white film. In non-technical terms, it needs to be developed in traditional black and white chemistry and its grain structure resembles the Kodak Tri-X rather than Kodak T-Max. HP5+ is the in-production … Continue reading →

For a long time I wanted to write a post like this one…finally I got the time and the experience to do it. The following “film reviews” are merely opinions based mostly on my personal taste and they should be … Continue reading →