Rhodes
Time Lord
A few resaults of my second hp5+ that I developed!
Always get some dust on the negs!
Always get some dust on the negs!
scottyb70
Well-known
Nice Job. Everthing looks good to me. You should state what camera and lens you used.
Rhodes
Time Lord
Thanks! It was the first film I used in my zorky 4k, bought here and this ones were with the jupiter-8!
shadowfox
Darkroom printing lives
Some info on the developer and time would always benefit your readers
Rhodes
Time Lord
I'm forgetting to put all the important info!
Developed with T-Max 1+4, at 20º C. I did the "normal" agitation that ilford recomends: first 10s 7 (it's 4, but I had a few) inversions and 4 each minute, 6.30 in total. Ilford stop bath - 30s and ilford rapid fixer for 6m (it was the forth use of that fixer), first 5m normal agitation and the last one I didn't agitate. 20m of washing with running water!
Developed with T-Max 1+4, at 20º C. I did the "normal" agitation that ilford recomends: first 10s 7 (it's 4, but I had a few) inversions and 4 each minute, 6.30 in total. Ilford stop bath - 30s and ilford rapid fixer for 6m (it was the forth use of that fixer), first 5m normal agitation and the last one I didn't agitate. 20m of washing with running water!
mfogiel
Veteran
Good stuff, this developer gives good speed, not bad acutance and some nice tonality. You might as well continue for a while with this combo. Try to shoot at various EI, especially something around 200-250, and then develop the same way and see how you like it. Next time you could shorten the dev time 10% and compare contrast and grain, then increase 10% and do the same, etc..
jarski
Veteran
HP5+ is my favorite (personal comparisons mainly vs. TriX), but am in early steps still and never developed any film, only scanned. anyway, next batch to fridge comes from Ilford
Rhodes
Time Lord
I see! And also, note all that in some book because, memory tends to fail! Thanks!
Rhodes
Time Lord
jarski, the hp5 it was my first developed film, since it was the film that a collegue of mine, when he was giving the workshop of developing b&w film (and printing also), told us to buy! So I began with it!