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Processing times for an old roll of FP4?

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Gary - 03 Jul 2004 22:47 GMT
I've come across an old roll of 35mm FP4 (before it became FP4 Plus). Does
anyone know any processing times for the film?

TIA.

Gary
Fred Leif - 04 Jul 2004 00:17 GMT
Ilford suggested the following starting times for ID-11 or D-76
at 68 degrees F.  Exposed at ISO 125.  Intermittent agitation of 10 seconds
in every minutes.

Not Diluted        6 1/2 minutes
1+1                   9 minutes
1+3                   15 minutes

Other developers:

HC-110
1+7    ISO 125    5 1/2 minutes

Perceptol or Microdol X:
none    ISO 64    10 minutes
1 + 1    ISO 100    11 minutes
1 + 3    ISO 100    16 minutes

Ilford's note:
"These developing times may be increased up to 50% for additional contrast
when using diffusion or cold light type enlargers."

Hope this gets you going.

> I've come across an old roll of 35mm FP4 (before it became FP4 Plus). Does
> anyone know any processing times for the film?
>
> TIA.
>
> Gary
 
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