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    Film areas?

    Somewhere I saw a chart that gave equivalent areas for different film formats but I can't seem to find it again.

    Some chemical data sheets give life in 36/35mm, 120 films but don't mention large formats.

    Anybody got a link to that chart?

    Thanks crew!

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    Film areas?

    You mean for the purpose of determining developer life?

    Just think about it--a roll of 35mm or 120 contact prints to about 8x10" or 80 square inches, same as a sheet of 8x10", 4 sheets of 4x5", close enough to two sheets of 5x7" for government work, half a roll of 220, half a sheet of 11x14", a quarter of 16x20", etc.

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    Film areas?

    Thanks David! I don't even have a roll of 35mm in the house anymore and I haven't shot one in over 25 years so I don't remember how long a 36 exp. is ;-)

    Yes, it's ID-11 that gives life as 10 rolls of 36 exp. 35mm and I was trying to figure out how many 4x5's and 8x10's that would be.

    I did see a little chart somewhere online. Next time I run across it, I'll print it off for my darkroom notebook.

    Thanks again.

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