ADOX 50 HR

A slow black and white film from ADOX. Made for fine grain and sharp detail. At ISO 50 it wants bright light.

How it behaves

Shoot it on sunny days or with a tripod. Develop it in a fine-grain developer to keep what makes it special. It is a superpanchromatic technical emulsion with ultra-fine grain and resolving power up to 280 lp/mm. It responds well to color filtration and can be used with an infrared filter. ADOX HR-DEV or FX-39 II is recommended for portraits. The PET base is on a clear substrate. Load in subdued light since light can travel into the roll.

Questions people ask

Is ADOX 50 HR good in low light?

No. It is ISO 50. Shoot it on sunny days or with a tripod.

What is ADOX 50 HR best for?

Landscapes and architecture. The research also lists detail and technical photography.

How fine is the grain on ADOX 50 HR?

Very fine. Grain and sharpness both rate five stars in the research.