Interesting article by Frank van Riper on Ilford and
Kodak chromogenic B&W films.
If the link below doesn't work, go washingtonpost.com,
click on Camera Works, click on Frank van Riper.
http://washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/photo/essays/vanRiper/index.htm
My experience with Kodak's T400CN is pretty much the
same as his as far as shadow and highlight detail
(superb), exposure latitude (immense), and printing
(start with a 3 1/2 contrast filter and go up from
there) is concerned. He likes it. So do I.
But I still prefer Tri-X's tonalities and grain.
BTW, van Riper's Friday column is generally well worth
reading.
Best, John
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