Well Kodak recommends a 30 sec. time increase for each stop up to 3200
for Supra 800 and up to 800 for Supra 400 the only films I could find
proper data for on the Kodak site. I don't know where I could find
equivalent data for Fuji films.
At 08:24 PM 1/7/2003 -0700, you wrote:
On Tue, 7 Jan 2003 19:34:48 -0600, you wrote:
>Hi,
>I am wondering what the group wisdom is regarding which C-41
>films are used for push processing, and which ones work the best
>for this purpose.
>Also, for those who are having C-41 films push processed, what
>are the times your lab is using for extended developement for
>whatever numbers of stops you are having the films pushed to.
>Thanks
>
>William Robb
I think yar trollin a little here, WR, but I'll bite...
The one and only roll I bothered to push was Fuji Superia 800 "pushed
one stop." It was a local walk-in custom lab with a decent pro
clientel. They had a dip-and-dunk processor. The owner/operator got
really nervous when I asked for a push, made me sign a waiver
validating that I meant a Push and not a Pull and stating they could
not guarantee any results, and of course didn't offer any processing
details.
The results? Well, since I intentionally shot it one stop
underexposed, I got back some very expensive negs and prints that
were....
...drum roll...
...one stop underexposed.
--
John Mustarde
www.photolin.com
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