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Hi.I'm using ID-11 to process FP4 from a Pentax 645. Wondering about advice re: lower grain developers from Ilford, etc. and any tradeoffs? Thx.
i like pictures in your albums. are you using camera with inbuilt meter ?I have been running FP4 in DD-x and really like the results. Ill admit its not super low grain but its far lower than the rolls I have run in Rodinol.
If you want really fine grain give PanF (Ilfords ISO 50) film a try. Ill admit its tough in low light but its by far the best if you are looking for fine grain.
You can take a look at my album here as well as the one here all we developed in DD-X and should be tagged with the film type (its either PanF or FP4 on pretty much everything). Scans were done on my V800 (please excuse the dust on some of them).
i like pictures in your albums. are you using camera with inbuilt meter ?
It is nice looking lightmeter. I don't want to hijack this thread but if you are willing to post pictures from Vermont Collection in own thread, maybe in Darkroom section, we might discuss few things about them.i like pictures in your albums. are you using camera with inbuilt meter ?
Depends on the photo. All of the medium format stuff is with my Hasselblad 500C/M or a Rolleiflex 3.5 for those I use a hand held Gossen Sixtomat meter. The 35mm stuff is mainly with a Nikon F3 which has an internal meter and is almost always run in A mode (which is auto but really aperture priority). There is some stuff out on there as well that I shot with a Rollei 35, mine does not have a working meter so the Sixtomat was used with that.
It is nice looking lightmeter. I don't want to hijack this thread but if you are willing to post pictures from Vermont Collection in own thread, maybe in Darkroom section, we might discuss few things about them.