Hi all.
Just picked up some 3200 i shot at the Royal Winter Fair Nov 4th. I normally
shoot this at
6400 at the
fair for higher Tv speeds,or 3200 if doing band shots.
I labled the canister at iso 6400 and told the clerk that i needed it push 1
stop.
When i went to the store one
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
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When i went to the store one of the lab people served me and mentioned
that i put down
push 1 stop
when infact i should have said 2 stops.He said this is because the film is
actually rated
at 1600.
So now i
whatever you have been doing, then stick with it regardless
of any time tables data...
jco
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Subject: Kodak Tmax 3200 question
Hi all.
Just
The nominal ISO for TMZ 3200 is about ISO1600. But any lab should be
developing it by default for the DX coded speed, not the nominal ISO.
So the lab guy is being dumb, even if he's technically right.
-Adam
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Hi all.
Just picked up some 3200 i shot at
On 18 Nov 2005 at 21:11, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> When i went to the store one of the lab people served me and mentioned that i
> put down push 1 stop when infact i should have said 2 stops.He said this is
> because the film is actually rated at 1600.
Hi Dave,
>From recollection TMZ has an IE
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 D
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We learn from our mistakes, correct.:-)
Sometimes.
William Robb
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