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Fuji Neopan (35mm, 400 iso) user-review
written by eazy360 on July 24th, 2008 , one comment (1 vote)

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  • Brand
    Fuji
  • Name
    Neopan
  • black and white
  • Format
    35mm
  • 400

Now and then, I find it vital to get back to basics with monochromatic excursions…

With my FED 5, I found that this fast-working film works great in capturing portraits indoors (or outdoors, in the shade). With a filtered light source and correct exposures (with the aid of my FED’s light-meter), one can produce beautiful black and whites with even grain. My outdoor shots turned out coarser, especially those taken under full sun, a result suitable for those who prefer that gritty analog character in their photographs.

Ultimately, this black and white film won me over with its dramatic contrast and remarkable versatility.

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one comment

  • smclemon
    by smclemon
    10 months ago

    Someone has a lovely Canon FTb in #5 - jealous :)

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