Agfa HDC 200 (35mm, 200 iso) User-Review on Lomography

Agfa HDC 200 (35mm, 200 iso) User-Review
written by eastmoe on March 27th, 2009 , 2 comments (3 votes)

Tags
colour negative, agfa, hdc 200, 35mm, and fisheye
Brand
Agfa
Name
HDC 200
negative
Format
35mm
200

I have 2 rolls of this film expired around year 1999 if im not mistaken. Luckily found it at a nearest Agfa shop 2 kilometers from my house and without having second thoughts, I load it into my very first Lomo camera, the Fisheye 2.

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Agfa HDC 200 came out as an interesting film to me. The grain is quite noticeable on those shots with blue skies. Even more noticeable compared to films such as the Agfa Vista 100 and Agfa Vista 200. However, Vista has slightly lower contrast than those films and as you’ve noticed, it has a unique colour palette. It’s not really a bad film, it’s just quite different. Also with flash, Agfa HDC 200 performs good on making indoor shots too. If ever I find this film again,I will buy all of them and will surely have it loaded on my camera immediately and just shoot! haha!

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2 comments

by stouf
8 months ago
Great review ! I love the first one... And there are some super smiles in these shots !
by cinzinc
7 months ago
yummmy!! its sooo crispppp! get some of these rolls for me?!hahah

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