Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/08/15
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Erwin Puts wrote: > > The PlusX ended slightly behind the D100, grain was just visible, but > acutance was very high, giving the pictures a high level of impact, which > would be excellent at enlargements just till 10 times. > DD-X is a classical BW developer and has no relationship to C41. > Zeiss has just released data on film flatness with 120-film (their 65 > system). Conclusion: 120 has serious flatness problems. Best solution: use > 220 and make sure the foilm is ransported quicqly. When a film is left in > the camera for more than 5 minutes without movement, flatness is reduced and > when the film is in the camera for more than an hour without transport, > serious trouble can be expected for that frame. <snipped, intersting stuff, but not related to my question> Erwin Is this Zeiss report on 120/220 film available? On the internet? What camera(s) did Zeiss use in their tests? Dennis