Sergey, Films, usually, don't show fixed qualities, rather what we make them to look like. It's much easier to destroy potential habilities than taking the most of any emulsion. So, both films will work fine on capable hands or, in the other side, be grainy, contrasty, etc. It takes some time to master a film, to predict it's responses to different exposition and development variables. It seems wise to forget this "better" film condition and try to be a better photographer. Good work.(posted 8449 days ago)Cesar B.