Re: B&W developers and Tri-x ??

[Paul Stenquist]

Tri-X pro is 320, regular tri-x is 400. I rate both at 200 and develop 
in D-76 1:1. I don't remember the time off hand but it's reduced by 
about 20% from what Kodak recommends for Tri-X 400. I use the same 
developer for T-Max. It does an excellent job on both. For T--Max 400, 
I rate it at 200 and develop it for 11 minutes in D-76 1:1 at 68 
degrees F.
Paul
On Oct 24, 2004, at 7:45 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

          				
          I'll be going to our Annual General Meeting for our equine 
zone this
afternoon,and it just so
happens its not very far from a camera store,and i need supplies.<vbg>

I need more film developer,not enough of the Tmax to do two rolls, and 
i thought i might
give D76 a try
this time. I also would like to pick up a few rolls of Tri-x and see 
how they perform.
Does D 76 do a
good job on Tri-x AND T-max or should i get one of each and be 
selective.

Also the Kodak site shows Tri-x is iso 320 and 400. No iso 100 or 
200.?? I realize i can
pull if need
be,but just curious as to the absence of the lower speeds.

Dave