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Developer recommendation for Efka film
I've been looking into trying Efka25 a try and was wondering if anyone has a recommendation for what developer I should use for it. For those that don't know I use a Jobo processor, I like dilute developers, I'm more interested in tonality then grain. I also am not interested in mixing my developer from scratch or using a developer that I get as a powder. -- Keep working millions on welfare depend on you ------------------- |
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Op Wed, 25 Aug 2004 21:43:33 -0500, schreef Frank Pittel:
I've been looking into trying Efka25 a try and was wondering if anyone has a recommendation for what developer I should use for it. For those that don't know I use a Jobo processor, I like dilute developers, I'm more interested in tonality then grain. I also am not interested in mixing my developer from scratch or using a developer that I get as a powder. www.digitaltruth.com -- mvg Pieter Baele [JID] LinuxUser: #310384 |
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On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 21:43:33 -0500, Frank Pittel
wrote: I like dilute developers, I'm more interested in tonality then grain. I also am not interested in mixing my developer from scratch or using a developer that I get as a powder. Haven't tried it but I'd go with DDX. Regards, John S. Douglas, Photographer - http://www.darkroompro.com Please remove the "_" when replying via email |
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On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 21:43:33 -0500, Frank Pittel
wrote: I like dilute developers, I'm more interested in tonality then grain. I also am not interested in mixing my developer from scratch or using a developer that I get as a powder. Haven't tried it but I'd go with DDX. Regards, John S. Douglas, Photographer - http://www.darkroompro.com Please remove the "_" when replying via email |
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"PieterB" wrote in message
news www.digitaltruth.com Their charts are guidelines, and sometimes way off. FWIW. |
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"PieterB" wrote in message
news www.digitaltruth.com Their charts are guidelines, and sometimes way off. FWIW. |
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"Frank Pittel" wrote in message
... I've been looking into trying Efka25 a try and was wondering if anyone has a recommendation for what developer I should use for it. You and me both. What a puzzle. Efke 25 develops in something like 5 minutes with constant agitation and Neofin Blue. I'd reply with my usual mantra of Rodinal 1:100 but the low developer capacity of the Jobo might exhaust the developer too quickly. Good old D-76 1:3 might just be the ticket here, Frank. I do think I'll start there myself. |
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"Frank Pittel" wrote in message
... I've been looking into trying Efka25 a try and was wondering if anyone has a recommendation for what developer I should use for it. You and me both. What a puzzle. Efke 25 develops in something like 5 minutes with constant agitation and Neofin Blue. I'd reply with my usual mantra of Rodinal 1:100 but the low developer capacity of the Jobo might exhaust the developer too quickly. Good old D-76 1:3 might just be the ticket here, Frank. I do think I'll start there myself. |
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Frank Pittel wrote in message ...
I've been looking into trying Efka25 a try and was wondering if anyone has a recommendation for what developer I should use for it. For those that don't know I use a Jobo processor, I like dilute developers, I'm more interested in tonality then grain. I also am not interested in mixing my developer from scratch or using a developer that I get as a powder. Edwal FG7. |
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Frank Pittel wrote in message ...
I've been looking into trying Efka25 a try and was wondering if anyone has a recommendation for what developer I should use for it. For those that don't know I use a Jobo processor, I like dilute developers, I'm more interested in tonality then grain. I also am not interested in mixing my developer from scratch or using a developer that I get as a powder. Edwal FG7. |
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