Kodak TMax P3200 and TMax Dev

[Chuck Albertson]

Just to clarify my question. I guess I'm wondering, specifically with this film/dev combo, if anyone knows if there is any distinct advantage (besides time) to developing at 75deg. Since that temp seems to be universally recommended for some reason. Mas Dev Chart only has 75deg times for 3200 for example, even though the Kodak sheet lists a 68deg option.

Thanks again.

When Kodak introduced T-Max developer, the recommended/boldfaced developing times were all at 75F, instead of the usual 68F, and some of them still are (though the last J-86 publication I have is at least 15 years old). It's down to the viscosity of the stock developer. But it works fine at other temperatures.

 

[Jake06]

Here are some of my results with TMax P3200 at 3200 in TMax developer at 24C / 75F

 

[Chriscrawfordphoto]

Here are some of my results with TMax P3200 at 3200 in TMax developer at 24C / 75F

Looks great! I love the cat picture.

 

[Larry Cloetta]

KODAK PROFESSIONAL Film App by Kodak Alaris Inc.

FWIW to those who might be interested, Kodak Alaris has available the above ipad/iphone app with all the technical data sheets for all their films. They have updated their data sheet for TMax 3200 and have added a data sheet for the new Ektachrome and both are included in the app. Apparently the new data sheet for TMax 3200 is different from the old one, but I don’t have the old one in front of me for comparison. I tried to copy a link to the Apple app store above, if it doesn’t work, just go to the app store and search “Kodak Film”. I assume there is an android version as well.
Very handy having all the data sheets on your phone.
Alaris also has an app there which lists movies which are actually shot on film, like Dunkirk, which is kind of interesting.

EDIT: Posting a link from the Apple store doesn’t seem to have worked, so just go there and do the search for “Kodak film”..

EDIT: Maybe this works- https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/kodak-professional-film-app/id568463694?mt=8

 

[davidnewtonguitars]

Jake06. Yes, these are great! I especially like the one with the open window with clothes on the line, and a cat appears also I think.


Can you recall your shutter/fstop settings on the street scene? Thanks.

Looks great! I love the cat picture.

 

[JPSuisse]

Chris, I am getting to work with some P3200 and I find your shot incredibly good. Not only aesthetically, but technically great judged by grain control and exposure. Wow!