you're right, I read that film had more resolving power than most usual
lenses (I suppose that includes primes because that's a '77 book, before
zooms became so widespread). In Kozani I had a flat that had the perfect
space for a darkroom, back at the day. I was also doing colour back
then. Kozani was in the main lignite mining area of Greece, 75% of
Greece's electrical energy was generated there. I believe that today's
"cameras" are not cameras anymore, but computers with lenses, and that's
not "photography", but computerography! In Kozani there was a little
Kodak shop, run by a girl called Mary, that had everything!From bulk
film, to Technical pan, to infrared, to blank tapes, everything. Now
it's gone, alas. Likewise here, In Iraklion-Crete, we used to have also
a little shop, called Vretzos, now also gone. Everything must be
back-ordered from Athens or even from Germany.