[pure-silver] Re: best developer for TriX
- From: jeffrey <puresilver@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 13 Sep 2004 06:33:23 -0700
I shoot a lot of Tri-X (and Neopan) and I rate it at 320 and develop
in Diafine for 4 minutes in each bath. Very forgiving developer.
I also agree with the others regarding filtration - a high-quality
yellow filter for each lens you carry in the field. Yellow yields
negs with much more pleasing skies.
>I've been a lurker on and off the pure_silver list for years and although I
>realize my timing is bad I now have a question that I am hoping the list
>members can help me with.
>
>I am starting a new series of photographs and I think I would like to use
>TriX for them rather than TMax 100 which I have been using for years because
>I would like the look of that beautiful range of middle to dark greys. I
>will be shooting outside, 35 mm and enlarging to 16"x20". I am not
>particularly concerned about grain or reducing it. What developer should I
>use? Time? ASA rating? Filtration? What is your experience on how to get the
>best results with this film?
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