Well, I just shot about 14 8x10 negs of Ilford FP4+ of my 7 mo old
Daughter--I was rather caught up in the moment and just used my flash meter
and shot them--not an easy task with my wife/mother hen squawking the whole
time--I'll blame her.
I rated the film at 125 BUT normally give an extra stop of exposure to place
on Zone 6 but not this time--oops.I just loaded the film in my Jobo expert
drum and will process after I get home from work Monday late afternoon (time
to get some replies). I usually get excellent exposure results by placing
that extra stop of exposure using strobes. My question--should I compensate
for that stop and process as usual--I normally process my film in the expert
drum at -10% for the rotary agitation as opposed to the times listed for
tank/tray processing. I usually get great results from FP4+ but I really
want to get these right--You know--these are not the ones to screw up though
it's only one top. Open to advice!!
Joseph Burke