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We shot Fujifilm's new Acros II black and white film in both 35mm and 120 medium format, developing it ourselves. We also tried pushing a roll to ISO 400. But wait, there's more! We even compared it to Fujifilm's Acros film simulation. dpreview.com »
The recent release of the Fujifilm XPro3 camera coincided with me getting some recently re-released Fujifilm ACROS 100II film. Given my love of Fujifilm digital cameras, film photography, and ACROS film, I desperately wanted to shoot and compare the new XPro3 alongside a rangefinder film camera. petapixel.com »
"And Gen Z. . . " explains Manny Almeda, Fujifilm North America Division President for Imaging to us when asked about Millenials really being responsible for bringing back Acros film. "It's a shock to us also. thephoblographer.com »
Fujifilm has announced it will re-start black and white film manufacturing this year and will bring out a new version of its former Acros film. The new NEOPAN Acros 100 II will feature finer grain and the company claims it will be the sharpest black and white film on the market. dpreview.com »
For as much as we all like to talk about the film renaissance that is currently going on in the world, the sad truth is that the benefits of this resurgence of interest in film have not translated over to the film companies – at least not in a big enough way to (with a few exceptions) prevent these beloved and popular film stocks from being discontinued. thephoblographer.com »
It may soon be time to say goodbye to another popular film among analog photographers. A new report is saying that Fujifilm’s Neopan 100 Acros will be discontinued in October of this year. Casual Photophile reports that the news comes from translations of documents that were distributed to film dealers in Japan. “As of this […] petapixel.com »
One question that lots of photographers who have shot film wonder about is how closely Fujifilm's film simulations closely mimic the look of film. Considering how Fujifilm created Acros, it would make a whole lot of sense that their digital simulation would be the closest thing possible to the film, right? Well, that depends on a number of different situations. thephoblographer.com »
Today, Fujifilm officially announced that after 2019, Fujifilm Acros 100 4x5 cut sheet film will no longer be in production. This statement is currently being applied only to the 4x5 cut sheet film and it is currently unclear if it will apply to the 35mm, 120 and large format emulsion offerings, but we will confirm this in the morning. thephoblographer.com »
Today, Fujifilm officially announced that after 2019, Fujifilm Acros 100 4x5 cut sheet film will no longer be in production. This statement is currently being applied only to the 4x5 cut sheet film and it is currently unclear if it will apply to the 35mm, 120 and large format emulsion offerings, but we will confirm this in the morning. thephoblographer.com »
I hear a lot of photographers slamming others for not shooting RAW. So I decided to go against that for a month and shoot JPEG only using Fujifilm’s ACROS Film Simulation and share my results. petapixel.com »
Hey folks, Our premium publication, La Noir Image, is featuring Acros this month. Photographers who shoot the film and also use the digital emulation with Fujifilm cameras are welcome to be featured. thephoblographer.com »
Fujifilm Acros 100 is the company's last black and white film emulsion, and for many photographers it was an absolute favorite. Acros 100 is a very fine grain film considering how it's also a fairly slow film. thephoblographer.com »
