So there's a big difference between 'neopan 400' n 'neopan 400cn'LKSC said:Neopan 400 is a true black and white emulsion.
However, Fuji does make a chromogenic B&W film called "Neopan 400CN" in partnership with Ilford. Its only sold in Europe and not available here.
It is apparently based on XP2, but with some modifications. I recall reading a test in a british photo journal that it scans better on a Fuji frontier than XP2.
Wat paper is use for printing for Ilford Xp2?Bernard Ong said:U can consider getting the Ilford XP2 (B&W) if you want the normal processing of color films.
canturn said:Might want to check out Jeff Ascough's works, he shoots exclusively Neopan 400CN and Kodak 400BW CN.
www.jeffascough.com
My only gripe about the C41 films is that grains are too fine, focusing with the grain-finder can be tedious in the darkroom
Bernard Ong said:Ruby at Peninsula does it. Its the shop beside 'The Camera Workshop'.
Nikonnew said:th elast time i printed from Neopan 400, th ewaiting time was one week, does the processing takes this long or just a queue time?