A good friend of mine has really got into B&W film work.
He picked up 50ft of Kodak Ortho Kodalith for 50p or so from our photo society auction and has been doing all sorts of experiments with it. It is high contrast highly sharp copying ortho film and is not built for landscapes AT ALL.
I took out my Leica M3 to see what I could do.
Thanks to Gary for developing it in Ilfosol3.
This is the film rated at about 6-8 ISO.
Oh, by the way the film is probably 20 - 30 years out of date.
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He picked up 50ft of Kodak Ortho Kodalith for 50p or so from our photo society auction and has been doing all sorts of experiments with it. It is high contrast highly sharp copying ortho film and is not built for landscapes AT ALL.
I took out my Leica M3 to see what I could do.
Thanks to Gary for developing it in Ilfosol3.
This is the film rated at about 6-8 ISO.
Oh, by the way the film is probably 20 - 30 years out of date.