Thanks for watching our Rollei Retro 400S review - and the last of the videos for September's Analogue WonderBox! 🎁 If you are familiar with shooting black and white 35mm films and have shot Rollei Retro 400S before then let us know what you thought - or if this is a new addition to your B&W 35mm film photography story then please let us know how you get on 😆 🎞
Yay! You used two of my photos! R400S is a great film, process in Rodinal 1+25 for fearsome contrast. If you're processing in D76, the film dev database entry is incorrect - develop for 18.5 mins at 20 degrees with 1+1 dilution. HTH.
Hi Paul, I got my box last week and I'm looking forward to getting stuck in. When you talk about shooting the film by dropping it half a stop, do you mean changing the ISO to shoot it lower than the box speed? I think that's what you mean but I'm always a little fuzzy on these things. Thanks once again for doing this, I think it's a great idea.
Yep exactly that! So you might tell your camera that you have an ISO 600 film inside, and it will automatically compensate by under-exposing the film slightly. Not a huge amount, but enough to take some of the edge off. Does that make sense?
Hi, Have you done any tests to confirm if this (Retro 400S), Superpan 200, IR400 and JCH StreetPan 400 are all the same Agfa Aviphot 200 stock as is claimed in some groups?
Thanks for watching our Rollei Retro 400S review - and the last of the videos for September's Analogue WonderBox! 🎁
If you are familiar with shooting black and white 35mm films and have shot Rollei Retro 400S before then let us know what you thought - or if this is a new addition to your B&W 35mm film photography story then please let us know how you get on 😆 🎞
Yay! You used two of my photos! R400S is a great film, process in Rodinal 1+25 for fearsome contrast. If you're processing in D76, the film dev database entry is incorrect - develop for 18.5 mins at 20 degrees with 1+1 dilution. HTH.
They're wonderful photos!!
@@AnalogueWonderland what cameras are they used for the film
I shot a roll of 120 in my Fuji Gw690iii today ... lovely look especially as I shot it in fog
Ooh that's a great idea! And it's the right time of year for some lovely morning fog photos :-)
Hi Paul, I got my box last week and I'm looking forward to getting stuck in. When you talk about shooting the film by dropping it half a stop, do you mean changing the ISO to shoot it lower than the box speed? I think that's what you mean but I'm always a little fuzzy on these things. Thanks once again for doing this, I think it's a great idea.
Yep exactly that! So you might tell your camera that you have an ISO 600 film inside, and it will automatically compensate by under-exposing the film slightly. Not a huge amount, but enough to take some of the edge off. Does that make sense?
If this has a transparent base, did somebody reverse processed it? How does it present himself in projecting?
Received a faw Cinestill 800T and tried at a good weather London night, wonder how they will come out
ooh nice!
@@AnalogueWonderland thanks to your fresh cinestill 120 stock so I can make it
@Zheng Ricky 👍😀
What is the music, Paul? Don't think I didn't zero in on that!
Hi, Have you done any tests to confirm if this (Retro 400S), Superpan 200, IR400 and JCH StreetPan 400 are all the same Agfa Aviphot 200 stock as is claimed in some groups?
No I haven't! To be honest I'm not sure I have the technical expertise to be able to do so :-)
Why add unnecessary music to an information video ? Spoils an otherwise excellent presentation and is distracting.
Appreciate the feedback - hopefully we've improved from 3 years ago!