I picked up a bunch of Acros and some PyroCat over the winter with plans to dig in to it once spring arrives. The tips are much appreciated.
Originally Posted by sanking
Acros is my favorite film. I rate it at EI 50 for best shadow detail and develop in Pyrocat-HD 1+1+100 for 12-14 minutes at 70F, with minimal agitation (total of four agitation cycles during development).
Acros + Pyrocat-HD is a wonderful combination. Stunning sharpness and grain is virtually non existent in sizes up to 35X45" from medium format negatives, so the sky is the limit in terms of print size for 4X5" and larger sheet film.
And ditto what Drew said about reciprocity failure with Acros. Basically, you don't have to worry about it unless you are exposing negatives by moonlight!!
Maybe post some pix? I'm intrigued with that format.
BTW if you want to shoot after dark pm me now it's getting warmer.
I've got nite stuff on the ntropy.us site and the link to flickr has a nite set too.
Just for some ideas.
Acros is my favorite film. I rate it at EI 50 for best shadow detail and develop in Pyrocat-HD 1+1+100 for 12-14 minutes at 70F, with minimal agitation (total of four agitation cycles during development).
Acros + Pyrocat-HD is a wonderful combination. Stunning sharpness and grain is virtually non existent in sizes up to 35X45" from medium format negatives, so the sky is the limit in terms of print size for 4X5" and larger sheet film.
And ditto what Drew said about reciprocity failure with Acros. Basically, you don't have to worry about it unless you are exposing negatives by moonlight!!
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