One of those films, not often found today, was Agfa 100 HDC. It was a very clean and snappy film, and one that I tended to find more neutral than the warm tones of Kodak Gold or the cool hues of many Fuji stocks.
I managed to come across a short sample roll of HDC not too long ago, and decided to give it another try. To get as many images from the roll as I could, I spooled it onto my custom 828 backing and shot it in square format through the Bantam RF for which I had the 24x24mm square mask made. Here is a look at some of the good and not so good from this roll.
I was quite pleased at how this long expired film had held up over the decade and change since it was made. Taken in late afternoon light, this image conveys a look that looks just like the scene taken. The blue-green color of the street posts is actually the shade they are painted.
