Reply #3: I prefer Fuji and Ilford too [View All]

I think I've tried every film out there lol. Imo, Fuji Superia 200 speed is a great inexpensive film. Sometimes I use Fuji Neopan. For b&w I love Ilford. It has a nice even tone that I can easily add grain to with filters if I want. I have experimented quite a bit with b&w. I'll post some shots with different films if you like.

I carry 3 lens everywhere-a 70-210, a 35-70, and a 28 (my wide angle lens). I use my 210 for almost everything, lanscapes and portraits. The only time I've changed it recently was to a macro to take the spider pic I entered in the contest this month. I carry a ton of filters too, but really only use a polarizer or neutral density or sometimes a yellow or red w/b&w.