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From: David Miers
Subject: RE: D76
I'm certainly not an expert in this field and offer this link only
for your
examination. Draw your own conclusions.
I have.
The old fashioned way.
Running sensitometric tests of T-Max 100 and 400 film in both
developers.
I
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Subject: Re: D76
- Original Message -
From: David Miers
Subject: RE: D76
According to a site that I recently subscribed to T-Max developer
and D76
are actually chemically the same even though from what I
I have to agree, this has been my experience as well. Also, T-Max
developer seems to give bettter results at a higher temperature. Well,
that's just me, could be the smoke from the incense
Norm
William Robb wrote:
Except that they give entirely different characteristic curves to
According to a site that I recently subscribed to T-Max developer and D76
are actually chemically the same even though from what I understand one is a
powder and the other is a liquid. I'm not at home on my home systems, so I
can't access the info right now, but will post a link tomorrow night
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Emne: RE: D76
According to a site that I recently subscribed to T-Max developer and D76
are actually chemically the same even though from what I understand one is a
powder and the other is a liquid. I'm not at home on my home systems, so I
can't access the info right now, but will post
At 11:12 AM 3/17/2004 -0600, you wrote:
From: William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The only developer that I found worked well with T-Max film is T-Max
developer.
Unfortunately, yes. That's why I'm moving to Pan F.
I'm no expert on BW chemistry, but I get fine results using D76 1:! and TMax.
- MCC
Date: Wed, 17 Mar 2004 13:37:35 -0500
From: Mark Cassino [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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*I'm no expert on BW chemistry, but I get fine results using D76 1:! and TMax.
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Sometimes the simplest, most essential things are forgotten
D76 is great for many films
Sometimes the simplest, most essential things are forgotten
D76 is great for many films. Excellent for Plus-X.
D76 1:1 also fine for 3200 films (at iso 800-1000)
The only real developer issue I've ever heard of
is Rodinal in some water suppies (specifically, Cleveland, OH)
doesn't work well
G'day folks,
I'm working on gathering the stuff I need to develope BW films, mostly Tri-X and HP5,
perhaps Delta (does it matter?)
Anyway, since it's what I've always used, I'll go for D76 1+1 and I'm having a hard
time deciding what to store it in, how often and long to use it before I get
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From: Rodelion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
G'day folks,
I'm working on gathering the stuff I need to develope BW
films, mostly Tri-X and HP5, perhaps Delta (does it matter?)
Yes. No. Maybe.
Anyway, since it's what I've always used, I'll go for D76
1+1 and I'm
I'm working on gathering the stuff I need to develope BW films
Rod,
Good man.
Anyway, since it's what I've always used, I'll go for D76 1+1 [...] I've heard
the dark brownish glass flasks are the way to go, only opening it
when you use it. How many times can D76 1+1 be re-used with good
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