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    HC-110 Development Times

    I have been finding a wide range of times recommended for developing with HC-110. What times (vs temperatures) should I try? I will be developing around 72-75 degrees.

    Thanks.

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    Re: HC-110 Development Times

    The well known “Massive Development Chart” is a good source for ballpark recommendations:

    http://www.digitaltruth.com/devchart.php

    You select film + developer, and the chart gives recommended times for various dilutions, temperatures, and other circumstances.

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    Re: HC-110 Development Times

    I'm sorry.....I'm using T-Max 400 4x5.

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    Re: HC-110 Development Times

    Ok...thanks.

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    Re: HC-110 Development Times

    I often reference this site;

    http://www.covingtoninnovations.com/hc110/

    Wayne

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