Kodak Black and White +400 Black and White Film
Kodak Black and White +400 Black and White Film
USER REVIEWS
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[Dec 07, 1999]
Kristin Brown
Casual
Model Reviewed:
Black and White +400
Strength:
Fast yet very fine grained - great for portraits. I've also had beautiful results shooting outdoors.
Weakness:
One batch came back very green - I've since decided the developer used color paper. I've asked for b&w paper ever since and the results have been fantastic. I haven't had any exposure problems, but maybe I've just been lucky ;^) A can't go wrong film if you want to play with B&W. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Sep 26, 1999]
Kristine Trent
Intermediate
Model Reviewed:
Black and White +400
Strength:
Only B&W film that you can get 1 hour or next day film developing.
Weakness:
This film IS exposure finicky. Shoot a few exposures to make sure you get the shot. FUN! If you want to get some B&W shots without the hassel of waiting forever to get them back...this is it. It uses the same film developing process (C-41)as color print film. You need a good processing lab though to get the proper "color" of B&W shades that you want. Some print it out too sepia toned. If they do, take the negs back and have them color correct them. The only problem with this film is if you don't have just the right exposure they can look bad, but if you need B&W quickly....this is your film. Similar Products Used: none out there |