bwcolor
Veteran
This post is in reference to this three part series:
http://figitalrevolution.com/?s=stand+development
I just ran three rolls of 35mm TMY-2 (rated @ 640) and one roll of Tri-X (rated @ 400) and I'm really impressed. Grain was extremely fine with the TMax 400 and greatly reduced with the Tri-X when compared to straight Rodinal (2.5ml per roll x 60min with initial agitation and none after first thirty seconds) Sharpness (acutance) was slightly reduced with the Rodinal/Xtol. Tonality and dynamic range was very nice.
Overall, I like the results better than straight Rodinal stand for the Tri-X, except where I want the larger grain structure of Tri-X in Rodinal. This is my first time trying TMY2, so I can't compare.
Take a look at the three parts above and see if it is worth a try. I'm interested in hearing how this formula works with various films. BTW: I did use the Borax and Acetic Acid additives.
I would like to hear from others that have tried the above.
http://figitalrevolution.com/?s=stand+development
I just ran three rolls of 35mm TMY-2 (rated @ 640) and one roll of Tri-X (rated @ 400) and I'm really impressed. Grain was extremely fine with the TMax 400 and greatly reduced with the Tri-X when compared to straight Rodinal (2.5ml per roll x 60min with initial agitation and none after first thirty seconds) Sharpness (acutance) was slightly reduced with the Rodinal/Xtol. Tonality and dynamic range was very nice.
Overall, I like the results better than straight Rodinal stand for the Tri-X, except where I want the larger grain structure of Tri-X in Rodinal. This is my first time trying TMY2, so I can't compare.
Take a look at the three parts above and see if it is worth a try. I'm interested in hearing how this formula works with various films. BTW: I did use the Borax and Acetic Acid additives.
I would like to hear from others that have tried the above.
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