Cool Developing Resource!

[dazedgonebye]

filmdev.org


A database set up to link developing recipes with the resulting images as posted on flickr.
You can search by film type and/or developer. Very nice.

Visit and contribute info.

 

[charjohncarter]

Thanks, some of my films have very few contributions, but it is nice. I marked it.

 

[Fotohuis]

It's already running for a while. But the idea is pretty good.

Greetz,

Robert

 

[dazedgonebye]

It's already running for a while. But the idea is pretty good.

Greetz,

Robert

Yea, it's just new to me.

Still, I hope it gets more attention and more recipes.

 

[rover]

Looks like a great link, thanks

 

[Zonan]

The key missing element, and reason I've not continued to look there, is the EI/ISO at which the film was exposed. Knowing time and temp without that, you could be all over the lot.

 

[Mablo]

The EI is mentioned on the topic if it's different than the box speed. Like one of mine "Rollei Rpx 400 at 800 in Kodak D-76 1+1"

http://filmdev.org/recipe/show/6214

 

[healyzh]

The interface is a bit awkward, but it looks like a very interesting site. I'll have to spend more time checking it out later. It also reminds me that I have a lot of film to get developed still. Maybe I'll work on that some this weekend. 😀

 

[Fotohuis]

Yes. it's pretty good.

Here is mine:
http://filmdev.org/recipe/show/5959

And of course always interesting to add some pics. It gives a global overview what you can expect.

In order of higher acutance for Efke films:
Rodinal, Tetenal Neofin Blue, Beutler A+B, FX-1. In fact FX-1 (G. Crawley) is a modified Beutler by adding a very small amount of Potassium Iodide.

Best regards,

Robert