H9 Flow Push Pull

Wide range of latitude, push and pull's very well.

Push it, pull it, switch developers, it’s a great, iconic film that can do so much.

It has the push/pull front end to quickly focus or widen the beam.

Fine grain, great for push/pull process

Best Film! Can use it on most light! Great to push and pull in development.

This film is very flexible. You can push and pull it up to 3200 iso. I always keep a couple rolls in the fridge and it's my go to.

This lens is all good as the reviews I read about it. It replaced the older model that was push-pull focus. This is so much easier for me to use. Would highly recommend it.

......and worth every penny. Heavy yet balanced in the hands, my images have been sharp with good edge to edge illumination. Photographing corporate events it's a great speaker at the podium lens and then zooms out to catch some background or two people at podium. The VR helps considerably when dragging the shutter to get background illumination. It replaced an older 80-200 f2.8 push pull AF, and the two ring set up here is great. Twist zoom easier than push pull and then shift your hands slightly to alter focus manually if desired. Used it to shoot my daughters soccer game, sharp photos, super quick focusing and great close focusing. All around a winner.

Great for street photography and low light situations. Push pull focus takes a bit of getting used to, but is a very useful feature. Other reviewers have expressed the pro's and best uses for this lens, and I'll just second their opinions. The pro's of this lens far out-weigh the con's.

I previously owned Canon's EF 100-400 old push-pull model and enjoyed it immensely. This new IS II version is a huge step up. Matched with my 7D II, it quickly focuses on auto and the images have been tack sharp. As an outdoor writer and nature photographer, I can't wait to use it on small birds and really push it on action shots in the field.