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Acere

Savannah Sunset

A peaceful ending to a beautiful day.
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Location
Wilmington Island , Ga
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N80 35-80mm
Film & Developer
Ilford XP2 Super / C41 Lab. I like this film better than HP5 & Ilfosol-3 results
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Nice photo. Regarding the comparison of XP2 to HP5, they are drastically different films. XP2 should have a much more "grainless" look, especially in 35mm.

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mfohl
Daniela said:
What makes XP2 better for you? I've never used it.
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I'm not sure it's better. It is "grainless", as images39 says above. And it's a C41 film, so it can be developed by a color lab. But the film itself is not stable, it will fade over time, much more quickly than standard b&w film. Besides, I like a little grain ... :smile: It's a preference.
 
Acere
Daniela said:
What makes XP2 better for you? I've never used it.
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Though Its far from grain free, I do like lesser grain and more contrast with finer detail. I also like the overall tonal range and feel of the scanned negatives. Not a big difference but I do like it better, at least so far.
 
Daniela
Acere said:
Though Its far from grain free, I do like lesser grain and more contrast with finer detail. I also like the overall tonal range and feel of the scanned negatives. Not a big difference but I do like it better, at least so far.
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Great to know. I'll give it a try sometime!
 
Daniela
mfohl said:
I'm not sure it's better. It is "grainless", as images39 says above. And it's a C41 film, so it can be developed by a color lab. But the film itself is not stable, it will fade over time, much more quickly than standard b&w film. Besides, I like a little grain ... :smile: It's a preference.
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Thank for the info. I like a little grain too!
 

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