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    Plus-X developer

    I know this is a bit like asking how long is a peice of string... but what are favourite developers for Plus-X

    I've ordered some of that "ebay" Plus-X in 8x10 but I never ever used the stuff when you could actually buy it off the shelf :-)
    You'd be amazed how small the demand is for pictures of trees... - Fred Astaire to Audrey Hepburn

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    Pcat HD 9.5 Min. Not much on Plus X but in P Cat and for contacting its lovely.

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    tim

    i used to use sprint developer for plus x.

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    I've always liked Microdol-X for Plus-X. It can be a tad contrasty though...

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    Microdol-X 1+3, but you lose a lot of speed. I shoot it at ISO=80.
    Wilhelm (Sarasota)

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    For contact printing, ABC Pyro is hard to beat.

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    The obvious: D-76. I've used it for years in all formats. Its got more "snap" I think, than FP4. You could intrepret that as contrasty, but I think of it as snap. Very fine grain even in 35mm.

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    D:76 1:1.

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    "The obvious: D-76. I've used it for years in all formats. Its got more "snap" I think, than FP4. You could intrepret that as contrasty, but I think of it as snap"

    So D23 might also be an interesting choice?
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    Yup, of course. Nice combination that I've used a lot in 4x5. I hear they no longer make Plus-X in 4x5. It that's true its too bad. I haven't done much 4x5 in the last 20 years but I'm picking it up again now that my kids are grown and I have more spare time.

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