Fomapan 200 - I didn't like the first roll I shot!
Fomapan 200 initially was not a favorite film stock of mine. I use Fomapan 100 on a regular basis, thought I would give 200 a try. My initial shots were boring, lifeless, lacking contrast. Since I still had a roll left I thought I would play with it.
Although rated at 200, I decided to shoot at iso 400. There were no specific developing times for 400, so I interpolated. Loaded the roll into my Hasselblad 203 FE and headed down to Los Angeles Harbor & Cabrillo Beach.
Here are the resulting 5 images. Specifics are listed below.
Although the results are interesting, seemingly sort of hit and miss, I'm not sure how often I might shoot this film stock.
Hasselblad 203 fe. Zeiss T* 2.8/150 lens. Fomapan 200 shot @ iso 400. Developed in Kodak Xtol ... interpolated the devoting time + 25%. Sepia Toning. Cabrillo Beach and LA Harbor.
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