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It has a more modern grain structure, assuming you have current stuff...not expired. It is a low grain look film with the latitude capable of deep blacks and detailed highlights. It is a similar look to digital but has the latitude to develop a unique look. I personally do not care for it, I may as well shoot digital. It develops extremely well in Kodak's Tmax developer. You can reach for unique looks with careful development, when using Rodinal but you need to take notes. This film doesn't respond well to frequent agitation when using solvent based developers, let it stand and work the shadows, while keeping the highlights under control.
Sorry, I'm not sure I know what BitterJeweler is.
That last image reminds me of BitterJeweler for some reason
Tmax is 100% my go to when I need to shoot a quality B&W film followed by Ilford Delta 100. Tried Ilford HP5 finally and probably wont ever buy it again. Super disappointed in the results and I don't like the grain structure.
Tmax is 100% my go to when I need to shoot a quality B&W film followed by Ilford Delta 100. Tried Ilford HP5 finally and probably wont ever buy it again. Super disappointed in the results and I don't like the grain structure.
You would probably love Fujifilm Acros II