Thanks Paul,Bill,JCO and Adam
Have been doing my own developing,but not as much during the summer,and the
local Henrys
was out of Film
developer,so i went to the lab for this and my iso 400 i had. When developing
my 3200 in
the past, i have used the Tmax
developer and the times on the box or Digital Truth site.
The lab quy said the film should be l;abeled 1600 not 3200 as its misleading.
From what
has been said here, i suppose
thats true.
However i had a label on the film canister with the iso i shot it at. He would
havehad to
remove the label to access the
film, so i quess i was wrong to say 1 stop and he was wrong by not reading my
instructins.
We learn from our mistakes, correct.:-)
Dave
> Kodak publishes development specs for
various TMax 3200 ratings, ranging
from 800 to 6400.
I suppose one could say it's actually an ISO 800 film, but that would be
splitting hairs.
I have used it quite often at 3200 with good success, although I find it looks
much better
at 1600. I don't like it at 6400. Too much grain and too much contrast for my
taste.
> Paul
>
>
