I received two unopened gallons of FG7 as a gift. I've been using Rodinal
for years. How would you characterize FG7? Is it an energetic developer
like Rodinal? Can it be highly diluted (say 1:50) and remain effective?
> I received two unopened gallons of FG7 as a gift. I've been using Rodinal
> for years. How would you characterize FG7? Is it an energetic developer
> like Rodinal? Can it be highly diluted (say 1:50) and remain effective?
Here is a link with some good information. FG7 can be used a compensating
developer with or without Sodium Sulfite (purchased separately). 1:50 is a
bit high for FG7, but you could experiment with it.
Ansel Adams used FG7 (without sodium sulfite) for quite a while before he
settled on HC-110.
Mark A - 30 Jun 2004 14:36 GMT
> Here is a link with some good information. FG7 can be used a compensating
> developer with or without Sodium Sulfite (purchased separately). 1:50 is a
> bit high for FG7, but you could experiment with it.
>
> Ansel Adams used FG7 (without sodium sulfite) for quite a while before he
> settled on HC-110.
Sorry, here is the link:
http://www.fineprintsphoto.com/edwal.html
one_of_many - 30 Jun 2004 15:30 GMT
> Sorry, here is the link:
> http://www.fineprintsphoto.com/edwal.html
Much apprecciated, Mark!
>Subject: FG7
>From: john@mychain.stafford.net (one_of_many)
>Date: 6/30/2004 9:12 AM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <john-3006040812570001@m-0-20.docsis.hbci.com>
>
>I received two unopened gallons of FG7 as a gift.
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Transfer your FG-7 to glass bottles, get some marbles and it will last a long
time.
If kept in the plastic containers it will go bad sooner than later.