HP5, exposed at 3200 ISO, how do I save it?greenspun.com : LUSENET : B&W Photo - Film & Processing : One Thread |
OK Ithinkt tha subject line says it all, I had to go to a show of a freind of mine and the lights were more like the ones in my kitchen rather a theater, Originally I intended to expose it to 800 but to get enogu speed I needed to go up to 3200.Any good results with any developer? which one?
Any experience with Rodinal S and this kind of push?
Thanks Diego k
-- Diego K. (heuristica@yahoo.com), November 20, 2000
Try Ilford Microphen 11'30"/75F or DD-X 1:4 14'30"/75F.You need a speed developer such as one of those, T-Max or Acufine; I don't think any version of Rodinal is going to make it. If you can, shoot and develop a test roll before developing the important film.
-- John Hicks (jbh@magicnet.net), November 20, 2000.
For another discussion that's going on, try here:http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg.tcl?msg_id=0018aa&topic_id=23&topic=photo%2enet
-- Paul Harris (pharris@neosoft.com), November 20, 2000.
Did some HP5+ @ 3200 recently in Ilford LC29, 1:9 dilution @ 20.5C for 10mins, a good shake to start and 3 inversions every minute. Worked pretty well I thought.
-- Nigel Smith (nlandgl@unite.com.au), November 21, 2000.