Hi Frank, as to developers, try a roll or two in Rodinal, it will be anything but mushy unless your scanner doesn't focus well... and if that's the case the high accutance of this developer will help. It's available here in 125ml bottles (I don't know about stateside), and is inexpensive, so you won't be out much. I'm afraid that I forgot the format you're working, Julian's comments about AN glass could work two ways, if you're using a flatbed, put the film emulsion side down and cover with a piece of AN glass, if you're working with 35mm in a dedicated film scanner, mount the frames in AN glass slide mounts. > I don't mind grain per se and I've used this film/dev for a long > while with good result- now I guess I'm wanting it to serve me in the > digital as well as silver worlds :-) > > But it seems the grain is mushy not sharp/crisp. So maybe a silver > solvent dev likeD76 is the wrong way to go ? -- Tim Spragens http://www.borderless-photos.de http://www.borderless-photos.com
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Tri-x/HC110 user needs a change
2002-08-05 by Tim Spragens
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