[pure-silver] Re: 4X5 T-MAX 100; D76 (1:1); JOBO ROTARY
- From: "Frank Filippone" <red735i@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Sat, 9 Feb 2008 16:49:12 -0800
Hi Bruce?.. Remember the Ft. Worth Workshop with Les McLane?
#1, the times for the old and the new are SLIGHTLY different?. I use TMAX
RS developer, so I have no first hand specific info.
I went looking at J78 to be sure?..yes, ,you are correct?.. straight, no
dilution for 9 ½ minutes ???J78 Dated 2002
Then I looked at F4016 and yes, you are correct again? no dilution is
stated??for 6 ¼ minutes? F4016 Dated 2004
I would start with the newer data?? I think I remember there was an issue
with development times with TMAX when it first came out and the first data
may never have been updated??.
Frank Filippone
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Subject: [pure-silver] 4X5 T-MAX 100; D76 (1:1); JOBO ROTARY
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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
Camclicker @ aol.com
Brooklyn, NY.
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