Push FortePan 400

Had to push Fortepan 400 2 stops because of very low light at a
dinner, any one have recommendations on processing and preferraby not
Rodinal, don't want too much grain.

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Had to push Fortepan 400 2 stops because of very low light at a
dinner, any one have recommendations on processing and preferraby not
Rodinal, don't want too much grain.

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Had to push Fortepan 400 2 stops because of very low light at a
dinner, any one have recommendations on processing and preferraby not
Rodinal, don't want too much grain.

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wrote in message . ..
Had to push Fortepan 400 2 stops because of very low light at a
dinner, any one have recommendations on processing and preferraby not
Rodinal, don't want too much grain.


As a very rough rule-of-thumb, pick the developer of your choice in
the dilution of your choice, find the development time and temperature
for Fortepan 400 in said developer and double the time.

What is your overall experience with Fortepan 400?

Michael

wrote in message . ..
Had to push Fortepan 400 2 stops because of very low light at a
dinner, any one have recommendations on processing and preferraby not
Rodinal, don't want too much grain.


As a very rough rule-of-thumb, pick the developer of your choice in
the dilution of your choice, find the development time and temperature
for Fortepan 400 in said developer and double the time.

What is your overall experience with Fortepan 400?

Michael

I haven't shot a lot of it, however my first roll of landscapes was
rather flat and had more grain than I expected (that was the 200). I
am not anticipating using it much more, prefer the slower films and am
quite happy with Acros and Ilford Delta 100. Still trying to decide if
I like Efke as well.

On 18 Oct 2004 07:54:42 -0700, (street
shooter) wrote:

wrote in message . ..
Had to push Fortepan 400 2 stops because of very low light at a
dinner, any one have recommendations on processing and preferraby not
Rodinal, don't want too much grain.


As a very rough rule-of-thumb, pick the developer of your choice in
the dilution of your choice, find the development time and temperature
for Fortepan 400 in said developer and double the time.

What is your overall experience with Fortepan 400?

Michael