Fomapan 100 Pushed to 400 ISO then 800 ISO Part 1

[@maurocarrannante4397]

Hello, if I may suggest, try to develop Fomapan 100@400 in Bellini Ecofilm 1+3 (equivalent to Kodak Xtol 1+1), it’s a really balanced and compensating developer, and it helps a lot emphasizing the awesome tonal range of FP100 although pulled to 400 ISO. Won’t be disappointed 😉

[@FilmPhotography]

Thanks for your suggestion I will see if I can get some and give it a go.

[@kinopilot]

What dilution, time and agitation? Thanks!

[@FilmPhotography]

HI
Rodinal 1+25 Fomapan @400 20c for 6.5 mins. Agitate at start for 30 seconds then 10 seconds in every minute. Hope this helps.

[@kinopilot]

Danke!@@FilmPhotography

[@node547]

But how many times do you really encounter perfect pitch black? I think it renders the “blacks” accurately. It’s also made to be darkroom printed - scans always exaggerate the grain.

[@josephmagnolia]

Thanks. This was really interesting

[@FilmPhotography]

Thanks for your comment David it was fun to make. Jason

[@yyunko7764]

Good video, thanks for showing your tests, will try to push to 500ISO, foma just is the cheapest film currently available along with Washi.

[@FilmPhotography]

Never tried Washi will have to give it a go. Thanks for your comment 👍

[@yyunko7764]

@@FilmPhotography What rodinal dilution did you use btw? And was it stand development? Or did you do regular agitation with the traditional method?

[@FilmPhotography]

@@yyunko7764 HI Here is the info:
Rodinal 1+25 (400) for 6min 30sec. I continuously agitate for the first 30 second then 10 seconds in every minute

[@simonsusername]

​@@FilmPhotography hope you had already, my favourite stocks of his are out of production now.. but give D and F a try, They're stunning

[@matt_tube]

great video!!

[@FilmPhotography]

HI Matt Thanks for your comment

[@geromota]

Eres muy pesado. Cuentas un montón de historias que no tienen ningún interés fotográfico.

[@FilmPhotography]

Entonces no mires mis videos