Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1997/05/05
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Hi Steven, Hi Richard, as far as I can remember there have been questions about the scala before and I apologize to being late with my answers: I used it with in the summer with a Noctilux (didn't have any other lens) and got superb slides. Wide tonal range from very black to brightest white. No sepia look. I got very fine grained results. The film is much more tolerant in terms of exposure than the no longer available Agfa Dia Direct (at ASA 12). I would highly recommend it if there wasn't this thing with the price, at least here in germany: 1 roll cost DM 20-30 ($ 12-18) Development in a special lab approximately DM 30 ($ 18) mailing included. I dont know anything about the development prices if you send a couple of films to the lab. christoph P.S. There is a special push development yielding ASA 24 and a special pull development yielding ASA 19 which is supposed to give even finer grained results. I think I will try the latter next time.