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I miss AGFA Ultra 50. I took it with me once on a trip to Florida and the end results were amazing. Florida is already bright and colorful so the ultra 50 captured it amazingly.
In general, many of the slower films but I've really missed Kodachrome, Plus-X and Panatomic X. Now that I've gotten back into 4x5, I regret missing out on all the sheet films I never tried when they were still around.
ADOX CHS 25 ART, that was the best film ever! It wasn't discontinued for the obvious reason, the machine broke down and that ended all Efke film produced there, including the Efke IR 820: http://believeinfilm.com/article/fotokemika-project
I liked Agfa ultra but I'm also a fan of Agfa optima. It had a really great look to it. Very euro!
Agfa CT Precisa was my favorite. It was the most beautiful film for cross-processing.
Never had a chance to try Kodak Aerochrome. :-(
Kodachrome. What a loss!
In general, many of the slower films but I've really missed Kodachrome, Plus-X and Panatomic X. Now that I've gotten back into 4x5, I regret missing out on all the sheet films I never tried when they were still around.
Ektachrome epr 64
Ektachrome 100 EPN which was corrected for off color blues and violet. Invaluable for flowers and fabrics.
I regret not shooting more Kodachrome 64.
eFKe serie of course !
And the other films Fotokemika was manufacturing for Adox ( the CHS-Art serie)
By the way, a new Adox CHS film is expected for this summer...
Hi,
For me, Kodak FX, 32 ASA at my time !! :)
I worked hundreds of this film for more than 30 yrs.
Denis
ADOX CHS 25 ART, that was the best film ever! It wasn't discontinued for the obvious reason, the machine broke down and that ended all Efke film produced there, including the Efke IR 820: http://believeinfilm.com/article/fotokemika-project