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I used these materials back in the late 60s in 35mm. These films were introduced many years ago by Adox in Germany (about 1953). Production was moved to Yugoslavia in the early 1970s when duPont wanted the coating plant to make lith film. These films were slow, very thin emulsions intended for miniature work primarily. As such, they have very limited latitude, and I can certainly think of far better emulsions for large format. FP4 or HP5 would be my suggestions.
The grain of the slowest film is quite fine, but nothing astonishing, and certainly no finer than Pan-F.
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