What kind of film is recommended

[federico_prieto]

<p>In few days will travel to Berlin and Budapest. I will have with me 3 cameras: Mamiya 645 Pro, Franka Solida and a Zeiss Ikonta 6x9. I am considering to use Kodak Ektar, Extachrome and Fuji Acros with the Mamiya. With the folder cameras I am thinking in Provia, Velvia and Ilford PanF50. What is your opinion and/or recommendation about?<br />tia<br />federico</p>

[andylynn]

<p>Those are all slow films, have you thought about any faster ones in case you need them? There are a bunch of good ISO 400 B&W films in 120 and some color ones as well. Kodak 400VC comes to mind.</p>

[frank uhlig]

<p>Why such low ISO? Use Kodak 400 VC!</p>

[Rob_the_waste]

<p>I agree with the two previous posters. Don't paint yourself into a corner with just one or two slow speeds. A 400 speed film gives you a bit more versatility. I just ran off a roll of Velvia which I used to shoot the changing leaf colours, but I also used it on a tripod for some waterfall shots. I really had to slow down for it though.</p>

[patrick_mont]

<p>I reccomend Kodak E100G and Kodak E100VS. They are great films with great colors.</p>

[profhlynnjones]

<p>Hi Andrew Lynn,</p>

<p>You hve my name, Lynn too, which is Irish for small lake or pond or occasionally poetically cataract.</p>

<p>Lynn</p>