I used this film in my OMs a lot lately, and was more than satisfied with
the results.
I prefer to have it pushed to 400 for crisper contrast. It's sharpnes is
very good and push-processing gives very good control of contrast, which
makes it worth to experiment with.
You won't regret trying it.
Thorsten
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From: John Hudson <jahudson@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, April 14, 2000 10:29 PM
Subject: [OM] AGFA Scala 200x b/w slide film
>
> I am about to try a 36 exposure roll of Agfa Scala 200x black and white
> slide film. Agfa's literature says that it can be pulled to 100 or pushed
> to 1600. It has to be sent to Toronto Image Works for processing. Seems
> that this is the only processing station in Canada.
>
> Is there any experience out there in Zuikoland of having used this film?
> Although nominally rated at 200 ISO are there any advantages to going with
> either a higher or lower ISO exposure rating and if so what is
recommended?
> The last time I shot b/w slides was in the late 1960s so this will be
whole
> new come back!
>
> John Hudson
> Vancouver, BC
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