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Photo Forum / Film Photography / Darkroom / March 2005little help: agfa apx 25 development
Hallo ineed just a litle help or some suggestions. I need to develop an agfa apx 25 and my soups are Hc110, Xtol, id11 and microphen. Someone can help me in some starting point for developing or I've to use Rodinal as datasheets? (But i don't like rodinal in 35mm format) I suppose to start with my usual starting point: 8 min in ID11 @24?C but ehm ehm <:| Every help or suggestion is very appreciated. Ciao, Stefano  Signatureed io imparo... > Hallo ineed just a litle help or some suggestions. > I need to develop an agfa apx 25 and my soups are Hc110, Xtol, id11 and [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > I suppose to start with my usual starting point: 8 min in ID11 @24°C but ehm > ehm > <:| [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Ciao, > Stefano D-76 1:1 7 minutes at 20C. >D-76 1:1 7 minutes at 20C. That sounds much too short for D-76 to me - 13 minutes at 1:1/20°C is what I always used to use. Forse forse il Newsgroup serve bene e Andrew Price oggi dice che... > >D-76 1:1 7 minutes at 20C. > > That sounds much too short for D-76 to me - 13 minutes at 1:1/20?C is > what I always used to use. uhmmmm yeah. Maybe this is stock solution. BTw i'm trying with 9 minutes id11 @24 ?C and seems right but i need more try. Interested? ciao, Stefano Signatureed io imparo... > >D-76 1:1 7 minutes at 20C. > > That sounds much too short for D-76 to me - 13 minutes at 1:1/20°C is > what I always used to use. Not with a slow film like this! That?s far less than the recomended time at digitaltruth for the stock dilution! Stefano Bramato wrote: > Hallo ineed just a litle help or some suggestions. > I need to develop an agfa apx 25 and my soups are Hc110, Xtol, id11 and > microphen. > Someone can help me in some starting point for developing or I've to use > Rodinal as datasheets? (But i don't like rodinal in 35mm format) > > I suppose to start with my usual starting point: 8 min in ID11 @24?C but ehm > ehm > <:| [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > -- > ed io imparo... D-76 1:1 7 minutes at 20C. > Hallo ineed just a litle help or some suggestions. > I need to develop an agfa apx 25 and my soups are Hc110, Xtol, id11 and [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > I suppose to start with my usual starting point: 8 min in ID11 @24°C but ehm > ehm > <:| > > Every help or suggestion is very appreciated. Per favore, D-76/ID-11, diluted 1:1, 7 minutes at 20C. > Hallo ineed just a litle help or some suggestions. > I need to develop an agfa apx 25 and my soups are Hc110, Xtol, id11 and > microphen. > Someone can help me in some starting point for developing or I've to use > Rodinal as datasheets? (But i don't like rodinal in 35mm format) Here's a site with some information: http://www.fotoinfo.com/info/filmtimes/agapx25.html They've got times for XTOL, ID11, and Microphen data, but not HC110 (unless something else there is an HC110 clone). I can't vouch for any of that information, though, as I've never used APX 25. SignatureRod Smith, rodsmith@rodsbooks.com http://www.rodsbooks.com Author of books on Linux, FreeBSD, and networking > > Hallo ineed just a litle help or some suggestions. > > I need to develop an agfa apx 25 and my soups are Hc110, Xtol, id11 and [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > http://www.rodsbooks.com > Author of books on Linux, FreeBSD, and networking The times shown are WAY too long. Forse forse il Newsgroup serve bene e Stefano Bramato oggi dice che... > Every help or suggestion is very appreciated. Hallo guys! I found with some experiments my times for the APX 25. It took just two rolls and four pieces but the satisfaction is great--- I someone is interested can read below. I found APX 25 a meaty negative and I like so ooooo much. I undervaluated and don't used since now, but now i think is a very very good film. Just a little contrasty (but ok for my Durst M605 diffused light) for my personal choice but a very nice tones and grain. So for my diffusion enalrger i found this times very satisfacting: Microphen type developer 1:1, (recipe as suggested by mr Knoppow for id68 found now my personal standard) 9 1/2 minutes @ 24 ?C HC110 B 7 minutes @ 20 ?C D76/ID11 type 1:1 14 1/2 minutes @ 20 ?C or 10 1/2 minutes @ 24 ?C ciao guys!! Stefano Bramato -- ed io imparo... |
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