Retro 80S Computer Keyboard

Don't expect this to replace Retro 80S but you do get some more speed.

I've just processed my first roll of Retro 80S in Rollei Supergrain developer and am very pleased with the result. The combination yields very rich blacks, subtle mid-tones and brilliant highlights. Of course it is a pretty slow film so not a great selection for low light or fast moving subjects but for appropriate lighting it's a great film. Try a roll, you won't be disappointed with the result.

Trying Retro 80S for the first time in 120 format with a Mamiya 7, and ISO at 80 and the results are very good. Shadows seem to get dark quite quickly which I think adds to the drama and is probably a feature. I will definitely keep experimenting. The mid and higher tones are great and the retained detail is amazing, equal to Ilford Pan 50. Naturally with 80 iso the grain is negligible so it can stand up to enlargement. I developed in Sprint with normal everything--dilution, temp, for 8:30, (same as Ilford Delta 100), and finished up with the other Sprint system chemicals. Scanned with Epson but looking forward to putting these in the enlarger. Recommend you give it a try.

I've just processed my first roll of Rollei Retro 80s in Supergrain developer at 1:15 dilution. The results are outstanding, wonderful mid tones and super fine grain. I highly recommend this combination for outdoor shooting.

Retro 80S is very fine grain and has a wide latitude.  It also seems to go a little into the infrared zone.  It reminds me of the old Plus X.  Ive been slitting it to use in my Minox, and its much better than the Ilford Delta 100 I was using previously. Great Stuff!  Photo is a 5X7 from Minox.

This is the go to filter when needing to shoot Rollie IR film and obtaining IR on Rollie Retro 80s. Good optical quaility

A bit expensive, but suits well the whole retro set (keyboard and mouse).

This baby, which we used to call the reciprocating spring boom at the many radio stations where I worked in the 80s, 90s and naughts, can withstand even the tantrums of a rock n roll disc jockey. I love it for podcasting; it hoists my modest MXL condenser mike up and over the computer monitor. A pop filter and a blimped computer fan and I am good to go.

I've been using Pioneer stereo products since the '80s. This is the first piece of computer hardware I've purchased from them and it is a fine piece of equipment. Very well made and engineered!

The keyboard is wonderful. Easy to type with, smooth and looks fantastic. I just love this keyboard. The retro look is just what I was l was looking for and it is beautiful!!! Great job Azio!