[pure-silver] Re: 4X5 T-MAX 100; D76 (1:1); JOBO ROTARY
- From: Eric Nelson <emanmb@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 9 Feb 2008 15:30:18 -0800 (PST)
If there's no indication of dilution then you can be
sure it's stock being referred to.
Make sure you're looking at the sheet film times and
not rolls. I've made that mistake.
Also look at the publishing date on any instructions
from Kodak. I work from F-4016 for my times published
in '04.
Eric
--- Camclicker@xxxxxxx wrote:
>
> ____________________________________
>
> I'm awaiting delivery of film from Freestyle and
> preparing for developing it
> (After exposure!).
>
> The Kodak bulletins are confusing as to "New"
> versus "Old" T-Max and I'm
> supposing I will receive "New", the PROFESSIONAL
> T-MAX 100, rather than the
> "Old" T-MAX 100 PROFESSIONAL. But their published
> suggested times are more
> confusing.
>
> One bulletin (J 78) says T-Max 100 Pro rotary
> processing for D 76 1:1 is 12
> minutes at 68F and Pro T-Max 100 rotary processing
> in D 76 1:1 is 9 1/2
> minutes while another bulletin (F-4016) says it is
> 6 1/4 minutes but it does not
> indicate a dilution or if it is stock solution.
> These are big differences,
> can you suggest a starting time?
>
>
> Bruce Osgood
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> Brooklyn, NY.
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