Have You Tried Steve Sherman's EMA Process With Kodak TMAX 100 or TMAX 400

[esearing]

Interesting to me is that Steve, IIRC, began using this technique with negatives shot in the early morning with a low SBR. I use EMA for my negatives shot in the Florida swamps with very high SBRs. The same technique gives edge effects and controls SBR in both extremes.

Ditto for me. I shoot sunlit waterfalls surrounded by dark shaded foliage which was always a challenge until now. my expansion of low SBR scenes is improving too.

[j.e.simmons]

I use BTZS with EMA, so development times were obtained by testing and Phil Davis' software which computes exposure time and development time. I have used a lot of TMX, Efke PL100, and FP4+ - a little HP5+ and J&C Classic (Forte) 400. I'm experimenting with green X-ray film and Pyrocat, but have not really settled on a process for that yet.