A Whole Roll of Ferrania P30 Black and White film. If it was an automobile…
This, my first roll of Ferrania P30, black and white negative film, yielded thirty seven exposures. You’ll see here only thirty five. I store my negatives in mylar sleeves – seven rows of five frames each. Foolishly, I cut one frame right in half thinking I’d cut between frames. Luckily I took two shots of that subject. Another frame made the strip just too long to fit in the mylar sleeve, so off it came. There’s no “undo” button in analogue photography, so thirty five frames it is. That’s more than enough to illustrate my first experience with this black and white film.
