stand development hc110

Jan 23, - outgoing way: can anyone give me a good starting point for stand developing tri-x 400 in HC-110. It was shot at box speed but I have a wide 

Hello I had always bad experiences with stand development. This time i decided to try HC-110 with Shanghai GP3 film. The camera was the Iskra. There are different dilutions proposed for HC110. I used 1+160 for one hour (one inversion at 30' makes it formally a "semi-stand"development) Regards João. More. All Messages By This Member

Stand Developing With HC-110 Shooting Kodak 2238 at 50 ISO Expired Tmax 400 Films And Chemistry I use Pyrocat HD - A New Chapter Kentmere 400 and HC-110 Category Cloud 35mm D23 Film Film Development Fomapan 100 Helios 44-2 Home Developed

Just when you thought you had seen it all on HC110 stand development there is more and way more!! Check out the samples in this video, chromogenic B&W bleach

Like to share one stand development data for Shanghai GP100 film HC110 5ml to 600cc water at 20C (Ansel Adams 1:119 ratio) Kodak 400TX 18 

2004/1/5 · HC110 gets its sulfite from a sulfur dioxice organic complex. It cannot possibly have even 1/4 as much sulfite ion as D-76. HC110 uses hydroquinone and a phenidone derivative as

12/8 · I have never used HC110 developer, but the majority of problems I've had with stand development have been related to agitation within the first minute or so. I use Pyrocat so don't know if my experience relates directly to yours. I found that agitating vigorously for the first 2 minutes is crucial to avoid splotchiness and uneven development.

Stand Developing With HC-110 · Presoak the film for 5 minutes in water at 68 degrees · Mix 6mL HC-110 syrup with 714ml water at 68 degrees (720mL 

2007/3/21 · ryuji_suzuki. "According to your criteria, the developing agent most suitable to stand development is p-aminophenol, (Rodinal)which is relatively insensitive to potassium bromide, followed closely by metol/phenidone." p-aminophenol is more sensitive to bromide than Metol or Phenidone. ryuji_suzuki, Mar 4, 2005. #1.

8/22 · Stand development - notice there isn't much "agitation." Agitate for about the first min, then don't touch it until the end of the development cycle. Based on the HC110 dilution rate quoted, I'd guess Ansel was trying to hold very high tonal

KODAK PROFESSIONAL HC110 Developer • J-24 3 DEVELOPMENT TIMES If film is properly exposed, the times in the following tables should produce negatives with contrast suitable for printing with a diffusion enlarger (or by contact) on a normal-contrast black-and-white paper. If printing negatives with a condenser enlarger,

10/6 · A quick video looking at Kodak Portra 400 using HC110 dilution G for a chromogenic B&W Bleach Bypass. Very interesting results when compared to XP2 super fro

Sexton outlined in detail his use of dilute HC110 developer. Not only did he achieve lower contrast but he found there was an improved 

The compensating effect of stand development allowed you to capture some shadow detail without blowing the highlights where the sun was shining on the sidewalk. There are different dilutions proposed for HC110. I used 1+160 for one hour (one inversion at 30' makes it formally a "semi-stand"development) Regards João . More. All Messages By

Kodak's HC-110 is a very versatile liquid developer that gives excellent results with many films and is known for long shelf life. It works well in small tanks and in rotary systems. It was my standard developer for many years and although I no longer use it regularly I still recommend it to anyone looking for a good all-rounder.

One of the best-known methods for stand development is using second method of stand-developing that I have used is using Kodak HC-110 or 

I've got a roll of 5222 in the camera now that I'll stand develop in HC110 dil G. A couple qustions about that:

Shah Sells Films, Film Cameras and, Developing Chemicals in McAllen. Some commonly used BW chemistry is D76, HC110, Rodinal, Ilford DDX, 

4/26 · Why do this and not use normal Development times with inversions every minute. There are some very good reasons. 1/ Very economical as highly diluted developer is used in the range of 3.5 mls to 6 mls of developer is used. 2/ Stop bath is not required turning it to a two bath process. 3/Because you let the developer sit (stand) in one position

I've developed 35mm HP5+ in HC110 using stand development. Has anyone tried doing 4x5's this way. Part of me says if it works in 35 it should be OK, but there's still a doubt. Thanks for any input.

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4/5 · This is Stand Development. The long time period allows the developer to deplete and it does not matter what speed you shot the film. If I shot the film only at 100 I would not have used this method. The stop sign was shot at 100 and the fallen tree was shot at 400. The next 2 images were shot at 100. This tree was shot at 800. The next 2 at 400.

Thinking about doing stand development and 2 bath developing,too Question, have heard people mention Rodinal, HC-110 and D-23 First 2 I have 

I have never used HC110 developer, but the majority of problems I've had with stand development have been related to agitation within the 

10/24 · Stand Development Processing. T 33 min to 30. Pre-soak the film in water @ 20ºC for 3 minutes. T 30 min to T 29min. Pour the developer into the tank, (I use 15ml LC29 plus 1375mls water = 1400mls) invert tank 40 times in 40 seconds. T 28 min. 5 tank inversions in 5 seconds. stand tank in water-bath. T 20 min.

Let The Film Testing Begin April 5, In "400TX". XP2 Super VS Portra 400 for B&W September 22, In "FIGITAL 2.0". Kodak Portra 400 Chromogenic Bleach Bypass with HC110 Developer October 6, In "FIGITAL 2.0". FIGITAL 2.0. ← RGB to Greyscale in Photoshop.

Kodak T-Max 100 type 120 has base 4.7mil (~0.12mm ) thick. I think the difference is not significant. By the way, Kodak claims that the base for T-Max 100 type 120 is thicker than other black-and-white roll films . Most likely, the contrast is a feature of Foma's film emulsions. Personally, I quite rarely use stand development.

4/6 · The recipe is quite simple, actually, and will probably be the one I use for all of my stand developing needs. Mix 6mL HC-110 syrup with 714ml water at 68 degrees (720mL

So, I've been researching more stand development recipes and came across a few posts using HC-110. So, tonight I.

6/12 · I've developed 35mm HP5+ in HC110 using stand development. Has anyone tried doing 4x5's this way. Part of me says if it works in 35 it should be OK, but there's still a doubt.

6/21 · Stand development is a development method for black and white negatives that involves two key elements: 1. It uses an extremely diluted developer. Not all developers work in