فيلم أورثو بلس أبيض وأسود سلبي، لفة 120

I was a bit hesitant shooting ortho film for the first time, but the contrast on these rolls is gorgeous for studio work and the ISO 80 speed made it easy to nail exposure in bright daylight. Grain is fine and sharp, just what I needed for some copy stand tests. My darkroom prints came out with a lo

The box lists it as ISO 80 for daylight, which holds up perfectly for my copy stand work with fine type and line art. Shadows stay open and the grain is pleasantly tight for a medium-speed stock that develops in standard chemicals without fuss.

Shooting in harsh midday sun, the ISO 80 speed kept my highlights from blowing out, and the orthochromatic sensitivity gave skin tones that classic, slightly starker look I was after. Grain is practically invisible at this speed, so the 120 roll feels like a steal for portrait work.