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Q. Developing film - good process

Asked by TonyFred Tony (K=38) on 11/17/2010

This is the process I am currently using to develop my B&W film:
- determine appropriate developing time for developer (see film datasheets and account for push/pull). Currently, I am using TMax Developer (1 part concentrate, 4 parts water), and the following development times:
- Kodak Tri-X 400 - 6 minutes
- Ilford HP5 Plus 400 - 6 minutes 30 seconds
- Agfapan APX 400 - 7 minutes
I adjust the development time to suit the temperature of the developer solution just before development.

I use the appropriate amount of solutions based on the notes on the underside of the developing tank, depending on the number of rolls in the tank. I add 50CC extra for safety.

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