Formulary TFX-2

[Bobby Sandstrom]

Anybody use Photographers Formulary TFX-2 and can you describe it's characteristics?

Thanks

[Jim Ewins]

The Formulary catalog id's TFX-2 as High Defination Developer. the details are lengthly. Suggest you check their web site photoformulary.com or email formulary@blackfoot.net or 800 922 5255. They'll give you the scoop.

[Jim_3565]

It's been quite a few years since I used TFX-2, but I remember liking it very much. It contains glycin, which seems to impart a uniquely smooth, glowing aspect to prints made from these negatives which I just love. It's very soft working, to the point of being what I'd call inherently compensating, but renders good local contrast all the way up and down the scale. Try it with 400TMax. I'll bet you'll like it.

[Jeffrey Dionesotes]

I love this stuff. I've only used it with Delta 100 @ ISO 160, and with less than continuous agitation (though not with stand development, which is mentioned in the literature, but cautioned against by a Formulary guy over the phone). Everything prints beautifully, which I also attribute to the glycin.

[Bobby Sandstrom]

Thanks Everyone. I'll post my findings after I've spent a little time with the developer.