[Leica] PESO...a few new Leica shots posted

[tedgrant at shaw.ca (Ted Grant)]

Gene said:
> The BW400CN works very nice.  But it does require proper processing.  My
> first rolls were bought and processed in Germany, and were terrible.  When 
> I > got back home, I tried it again and it was just great.  It is the only 
> B&W film I
> use anymore.<<<

Hi Gene,
I know it to be an excellent film as I did an assignment on Medical 
Veterinarians coast to coast a few years ago. But the pro lab I used then 
was in full operation and nary a spot on the 80+ rolls of negs.

However, I did find the film prone to the tiniest of scratches. So returned 
to the hardier base of Tri-x and souping my own. That is until I sold most 
of my darkroom materials and equipment recently.

Requiring if I shoot B&W I'd have a go at the BW400CN. However, the problem 
is, now must find a lab I can trust that wont screw-up the film in 
processing as was the case the other day with crud all over the negs.

Either that, or shoot B&W digital. ;-)

ted