I haven't had any responses on Fuji Neopan 100 SS, so I thought I would go ahead and ask if anyone has times for the current Efke films. They are hard to come by in the U.S. right now, but perhaps the Europeans might have more ready access.(posted 8499 days ago)I once used KB-14 and KB-17, both of which had ortho-panchromatic emulsions which were more sensitive to green. Very nice films. The KB-14 was rated at 20 and the KB-17 at 40. I'm told they have become KB-25 and KB-50 and have had their speeds revised upwards 1/3 stop. Efke also makes R-100 (used to be R-21) with a standard panchromatic emulsion.
Please include developer, dilution, time, temperature, agitation method, exposure index, and any comments.