Re: Where is the full list of Ilford's fact sheets?

"jjs" <jjs.jjs.net> wrote in message 
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> "Steven Woody" <narkewoody@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> On Apr 25, 5:31 am, "jjs" <jjs.jjs.net> wrote:
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>>> Even more tedious is someone asking for something they 
>>> can Google in one
>>> minute.
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>> Actually, I did the googl-ing, just not found it.
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> No problem. I have become so acustomed to Google that I 
> can't teach people how I come up with the keywords, so I 
> really have no reason to complain.
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> Are you looking for something in the Ilford line in 
> particular? I am coming to the end of my Agfa APX 100 
> (120, and 35mm) and getting quite concerned about a 
> replacement. Ilford will be where I look next.
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> ...and I'll be back with questions about 8x10 film.
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    Try Kodak Plus-X. The roll and 35mm version is a medium 
toe film of very fine grain and good tone rendition. For 
some reason Plus-X gets forgotten but its very good stuff.
    Its hard to know what to replace APX-100 sheet film 
with, probably the closest is Ilford FP-4. Plus-X is not 
available as sheet film and the older Plus-X sheet was a 
very long toe film for getting very bright highlights as is 
the current Tri-X sheet film (ISO-320).


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Richard Knoppow
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