Film · Black and white negative
Kodak Verichrome Pan
Kodak's medium-speed (EI 125) panchromatic roll film with extremely fine grain and wide exposure latitude, similar to Plus-X Pan Professional but without retouching surfaces. Wikipedia dates it 1956 to 2002; by Kodak's December 2002 sheet it was discontinued and sold only in 120 and Cirkut rolls.
Kodak F-7 (Dec 2002) marks it discontinued. Wikipedia gives 127, 620 and other roll sizes historically; 116/616/122/126/828 are outside the site's format list.
- Box speed
- ISO 125
- Process
- BW
- Formats
- 120, 620, 127
- Grain
- Very fine
- Latitude
- Good
- Reciprocity
- See table
Characteristics
Reciprocity failure
| Metered | Compensated |
|---|---|
| 1s | 2s |
| 10s | 50s |
| 100s | 1200s |
Kodak F-7: no change from 1/1,000 to 1/10 s; 1 s use 2 s (+1 stop) and 10% less development; 10 s use 50 s (+2 stops) and 20% less development; 100 s use 1,200 s (+3 stops) and 30% less development.
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