Agfa Portrait (120, 150 iso) user-review on Lomography

Agfa Portrait (120, 150 iso) user-review
written by champi on September 6th, 2008 (1 vote)

Tags
portrait, agfa, 120, X-Pro, and Holga
Brand
Agfa
Name
Portrait
en, common, type
negative
Format
120
en, common, iso
160
Place of Origin
Belgium

I think Agfa Portrait is the most “natural rendering” film I used so far with my Holga… But I love to get strange colors with holga, so here is my special tip with this film!

Agfa portrait is a cool film if you need some soft natural tones… But here is the way to get even softer and more pastel like colors: have it cross porcessed!! Yup, in slide chemistry!! I guess it won’t be possible in every lab, but it should be okay if you’re diplomatic enough!!

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You will get clear pastel tones, a bit washed out and maybe a light blue shift… I liked it quite much and will for sure try it again someday!!

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