What is DD-X? How do you expose the Delta 400 and what is your starting point
for time and temp with DD-X?
I was a Tri-X man for quite some time before I took a photo hiatus. Back then,
I exposed at EI 200 and then souped in either HC-110 dilution B or Rodinal
1:50. I really liked what Rodinal did with tonal range, though it was a PITA
to mix and use. Not a fine grain developer (understatement!), but the grain
had great acutance and thus the negs were sharp enough to cut your fingers when
you handled them. <g>
Schnozz, what is your recipe for Pan F?
Earl
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On 1/19/2004 at 3:58 PM gries@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>Amen, brother Schnozz. PanF is really an outstanding film if you can get
>used to the speed. it's on the slow side, but when you make an 11x14 from
>this you will be blown away!
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>I also have to admit that Ag turned me on to the Delta 400. I'm much more
>of a Tri-X man, but the Delta far exceeds its big yellow counterpart.
>Developed in DD-X it has a nice grain structure and excellent acuity.
>
>The next two bricks I will buy will be PanF and some K64. I've been using
>the AstiaF with good results, but that K64 is just so sharp! The
>antiquated color palette doesn't do much for me, but there are some days
>(like today) that K64 was made for... enough staring out the window. I
>need to get back to work!
>
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>Bob
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>> Otherwise, it's PanF+ and Delta 400 for me.
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>> AG-Schnozz
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