As my another post said, my dilution forms are not "general formula". My
teacher taught me to develop films with different dilutions for different
contrast shots. Thus, do not think any "general formula" on my pictures. I
consider the film development process to make enlarging prints more easy.
Some of my classmates wouldn't care the process of film development and
make enlarging prints difficulty. They'd rather to enhance printing skills
to "rescue" the picture more than concentrate at preparation before shots,
how to develop a good film. I understood "rescue skills" in darkroom is a
benefit for those pictures are not good in shooting or developing but there
will spend much of time & money for a picture. Thus, I will take good
preparation before the shot & develop a good film more than to "rescue" a
picture. That's my view, just share my 2 cents.
Regards,
Michael
On 8 July 2012 01:28, Joel Wilcox <jfwilcox@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I still cannot really determine which type of HC110 you are using,
> especially as it seems like your dilution would be more concentrated
> than dilution B, for which the development time would be closer to 5
> minutes for normal development. Anyway, you got a nice range of
> tonality that gives you a lot to work with.
>
> Joel W.
>
> On Sat, Jul 7, 2012, at 03:58 AM, Michael Wong wrote:
> > A shot at Tai Tong Country Park in Dec last year. The contrast was normal
> > in sunny day of HK winter. I developed the film with HC110 + 1:20
> > dilution, 20.5℃ 6.5mins to keep the contrast well for enlarging prints
> > in
> > darkroom.
> >
> > The lens was new purchased at that moment, 1892 design brass lens, Goerz
> > Berlin Doppel-Anastigmat Serie III 210mm F6.8, small but quite heavy
> > (compare with my other brass lenses).
> > http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7172/6603716713_860922320e_b.jpg
> >
> > Kodak TMAX100, 4x5 film, scanned by Epson V700.
>
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