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1. 
   le_ors · 2012-10-28 11:06

   ilford hp5
   400asa
   more contrast and since Holga is a dark lady 400asa works perfect (well, in my opinion, of course)

2. 
   knipsomat · 2012-10-28 16:48

   Fomapan... Schau mal bei @marcel2cv

3. 
   koduckgirl · 2012-10-28 23:10

   I like these shots but it is hard to find a good contrast and toned blk n wht film cheers and thanx so much for the likes!!

4. 
   grazie · 2012-10-29 20:02

   I like Ilford HP5 400 too but I will choose Kodak TMax-400 or Kodak Tri-x over it anytime. Love the contrast in this shot though.

5. 
   mapix · 2012-10-29 21:01

   nehme gerne den Ilford XP2, ähnlich wie der Kodak BW400cn für Kleinbild

6. 
   trw · 2012-10-30 20:08

   I agree with @grazie about the TMax 400 for 120 b&w.

7. 
   bloomchen · 2012-10-30 21:03

   @trw @mapix @knipsomat @le_ors thanks for your input. i already had the HP5 and it was OK i think. - but i have to admit i´m not experienced at all with b/w. so it just wasn´t like "wow, great contrast, great film…!" or so. around the corner of my office is a highly recommended shop for films so i´ll go there to get me a foma and a tri-x. as i´ll be travelling this week-end i´ll probably quickly shot each roll there have a look at the results end of next week. btw: i do think that b/w and holga are not the best combination. sharpness is so important with b/w and so…

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   le_ors · 2012-10-30 21:46

   @bloomchen we'll be waiting those results, I'm with you, I prefer Holga with some slide/colour negative film, but experimenting is always the answer maybe we can finally get some nice results from any b/w film!

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   oneira1927 · 2012-11-10 01:30

   tri-x 400 is my favorite :)