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moda - 29 Mar 2004 14:59 GMT

Hi

I am searching for a fine grain film (and a developer for it) for use in my
studio. I have powerful lamps so film speeds like 12 or 25 ISO aren't a
problem.
Which will you recommend.

/Moda

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wkg - 29 Mar 2004 16:04 GMT

> Hi
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> /Moda

Try Ilford PanF+@25 in Perceptol or Ilfosol. Efke 25 in Rodinal Special (
Studional ) or Rodinal is even better !
But ... in my opinion Kodak Technical Pan @25 in Technidol or in Rodinal
1+100 is best available !

Regards
wkg

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Craig Schroeder - 30 Mar 2004 00:09 GMT

Very careful technique always gave me good results with Tech Pan and
Technidol. I keep seeing references to Photog Formulary's TF-3 being
a forgiving soup for Tech Pan (just again today in photo.net). If
your optics are up to it, Tech Pan is pretty amazing stuff.

>Hi
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>/Moda

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John - 30 Mar 2004 05:29 GMT

>Very careful technique always gave me good results with Tech Pan and
>Technidol. I keep seeing references to Photog Formulary's TF-3 being
>a forgiving soup for Tech Pan (just again today in photo.net). If
>your optics are up to it, Tech Pan is pretty amazing stuff.

TD-3 ?

http://www.photoformulary.com/DesktopModules/StoreProductDetails.aspx?productID=
41&tabid=9&tabindex=2&categoryid=31&selection=0&langId=0

And yes, it's very good. About the sharpest film developer
I've ever tried with Tech Pan.

Regards,

John S. Douglas, Photographer - http://www.darkroompro.com
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moda - 30 Mar 2004 08:56 GMT

Thank you guys!

I have some Tech Pan at home now and will be shooting them soon.

Moda

> >Very careful technique always gave me good results with Tech Pan and
> >Technidol. I keep seeing references to Photog Formulary's TF-3 being
> >a forgiving soup for Tech Pan (just again today in photo.net). If
> >your optics are up to it, Tech Pan is pretty amazing stuff.
>
> TD-3 ?

http://www.photoformulary.com/DesktopModules/StoreProductDetails.aspx?produc
tID=41&tabid=9&tabindex=2&categoryid=31&selection=0&langId=0

> And yes, it's very good. About the sharpest film developer
> I've ever tried with Tech Pan.
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> John S. Douglas, Photographer - http://www.darkroompro.com
> Please remove the "_" when replying via email

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Dan Quinn - 30 Mar 2004 10:50 GMT

> If your optics are up to it,... and your wallet ...Tech Pan
> is pretty amazing stuff. Dan

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