When I used XP2 the processing and more importantly the printing was done in a commercial lab, I was very pleased with the results although they were more sepia than b&w. I certainly didn't alter the iso.
However I've never been satisfied with the prints from XP2 from my own b&w darkroom. And the same has to be said of the Kodak variety BW 400CN.
Sorry I've never tried processing them myself.
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