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    HP5+5x4/PMK(EDTA) BTZS

    Anyone have developing times and film speed data @ N /N+/ N- to share for this combination in BTZS tubes.

    Just to get me going for now.

    Help appreciated

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    Re: HP5+5x4/PMK(EDTA) BTZS

    I will venture to the darkroom now Kev - If I have the EzpoDev file is that what you need?

    If not I will try to give you those strange N number things

    Steve

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    Re: HP5+5x4/PMK(EDTA) BTZS

    Hi Steve just looking for 'those strange N number things' with speed changes at the various development times if you have them

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    Re: HP5+5x4/PMK(EDTA) BTZS

    Quote Originally Posted by kev curry View Post
    Hi Steve just looking for 'those strange N number things' with speed changes at the various development times if you have them
    You really should get the ExpoDev

    Temp 21C
    Dilution 1/2/80

    N-2 125 iso 5:45

    N-1 160 iso 6:45

    N 250 iso 9:15

    N+1 500 iso 14:45


    if the times are too long or short for you adjust all times by the same percentage and you will have a meaningful set of numbers.

    Steve

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    Re: HP5+5x4/PMK(EDTA) BTZS

    Excellent Steve thanks for that. I'll keep you posted.

    Cheers
    kev

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    Re: HP5+5x4/PMK(EDTA) BTZS

    My tests for hp5 and pmk, using a densitometer, gave me a 6.5 min. time for N development (no edta). That's quite a difference from many of the published numbers. There are variables in the pH or purity of the water, the chemistry, agitation methods. I wouldn't rely on someone else's number if quality was the desired result.
    There are some easy and reliable testing methods that will really tell you what you need to know.

    JY

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    Re: HP5+5x4/PMK(EDTA) BTZS

    Thanks JY. I'm well aware of the many variables. I'm just after some numbers for a test drive in BTZS tubes

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