Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
AGFA APX 25 is my new favorite film! Will I use it often? Probably not. Since it's been discontinued for some time now, I am going to cherish what I have left.
Although the results when developed in Diafine were unremarkable, this slow speed black and white film truly shines when developed in Rodinal. Personally, this is the finest grained film with the best tonal range of anything I have shot so far.
If you're interested in shooting a slow speed (low ISO) film with fine grain and a great tonal range I can not recommend it enough. The only problem you may have is finding it, as it is no longer in production.
Let me know your thoughts!
I have been a professional photographer for 10 years while teaching photography at the same time. Follow the links below to see my work.
Instagram | @retrograding instagram.com/retrograding
Facebook | facebook.com/mikmilman
mikmilman.com
Instagram | @retrograding instagram.com/retrograding
Facebook | facebook.com/mikmilman
mikmilman.com
AGFA APX 25 is my new favorite film! Will I use it often? Probably not. Since it's been discontinued for some time now, I am going to cherish what I have left.
Although the results when developed in Diafine were unremarkable, this slow speed black and white film truly shines when developed in Rodinal. Personally, this is the finest grained film with the best tonal range of anything I have shot so far.
If you're interested in shooting a slow speed (low ISO) film with fine grain and a great tonal range I can not recommend it enough. The only problem you may have is finding it, as it is no longer in production.
Let me know your thoughts!
I have been a professional photographer for 10 years while teaching photography at the same time. Follow the links below to see my work.
Instagram | @retrograding instagram.com/retrograding
Facebook | facebook.com/mikmilman
mikmilman.com
Instagram | @retrograding instagram.com/retrograding
Facebook | facebook.com/mikmilman
mikmilman.com










