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    Senior Member danic's Avatar
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    Does anyone shoot Efke film?

    I'm looking for a film to shoot with and B&H are out of stock with FP4. So I thought I'd try Efke. Does anyone have any experience shooting it? The website says it's very good for beginners, so I might give it a try.

    Edit: Nevermind, I'll try and shoot with TriX-400 or something a little more common. With a stack of options available, I'm a bit confused as to what I should shoot with
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    Re: Does anyone shoot Efke film?

    I was wondering the same thing a while ago as I was interested in the R25. Everyone I talked to was very happy with it. If you want an FP4 replacement, I would check out Plus-X as well.
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    Re: Does anyone shoot Efke film?

    I've never shot Efke, but most of the discussions I've read about it had to do with the slow stuff, like Aaron mentioned. If you want a close replacement for FP4, you should try Plus-X, although it won't be identical. I have not used Fuji Neopan 100SS or Agfa APX100, but they might be good alternatives too. There's nothing wrong with trying TriX though. It's a great film; very versatile and very forgiving. I use it a lot.

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    Re: Does anyone shoot Efke film?

    i've shot both 50 and 25 iso and they are the nicest films ive shot and i am a really picky person when it comes to grain

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