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| Darkroom: Film, Processing & Printing Traditional film, film processing, lab processing, chemistry, paper, traditional printing processes and conservation. |
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Join Date: Aug 2009
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Anybody using Pyrocat-HD or MC as a Compensating Developer?
Preparing to shoot my first B&W 8x10 negatives and develop them using a Jobo drum on a Beseler motor base. My objective is to create negatives that scan well, so I'll be using Pyrocat-MC as a two-part compensating developer. I have a recipe developed from based on information from Sandy King. However, before I commit the materials and time, I would like to ask if anyone else is developing film with this approach and compare dilutions, temperatures, developing times, and film EI's.
Here's my recipe: Films: Efke 25 exposed at ASA 25 and Ilford FP4+ exposed at ASA 100 Developer: Pyrocat-MC, Part A at 1:20 dilution Part B at 1:20 dilution Developer and Presoak Temperature: 75 degrees F Presoak: 3 to 5 minutes Development Times (both films): (3 minute presoak) Part A: 5 minutes and Part B: 5 minutes |
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