Which is your favorite for large (8x10 up) prints,
in 35mm format?
For large enlargements (10x12 and larger) I use Kodak Technical Pan which I
rate at ISO 20. Here are my recipes with Rodinal :
- Rodinal 1+100 6' 20° for high contrast but still continuous tone
(reproduction, abstracts).
-
Thanks, Thibault, for posting those notes. I'll have to try that combo
shortly.
t
On 1/3/03 11:20 AM, Thibault GROUAS wrote:
Which is your favorite for large (8x10 up) prints,
in 35mm format?
For large enlargements (10x12 and larger) I use Kodak Technical Pan which I
rate at ISO 20.
For people: Plus-X
For places: TMax 100
-Mat
Steve Pearson wrote:
Which is your favorite for large (8x10 up) prints,
in 35mm format?
Steve Pearson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which is your favorite for large (8x10 up) prints,
in 35mm format?
Mine is Ilford Pan-F+, developed in Microdol-X and printed on Ilford paper.
It's a pain to work with because it's slow and the grain isn't as fine as
some faster films like Dela 100, but I
Steve Pearson wrote:
Which is your favorite for large (8x10 up) prints,
in 35mm format?
Kodak Plus-X
Paul Stenquist
--- Steve Pearson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have recently tried Ilfor FP4 (ISO 125). I liked
the grain at 5x7, but at 8x10, I did not. I'm
giving
some thought to:
I'm partial to Delta 100. It develops very well in
ID-11. I've also developed it in PMK Pyro and the
results were fantastic.
Kodak TMAX 100, damn sharp!
JCO
Delta 100 or Acros in XTOL.
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