Re: Konica IR -> to contrasty..

[eml@xxxxxxxxx]

Try developing in Microdol-X or Microphen at 1:3 dilution.
You can calculate the times by comparing other slow-speed 
film developing times (Pan-F) in the same developers
vs. D-76 (similar to Konicadol).  Ilfosol-S diluted 1:14
will work as well as any, and all of these will give well
graded negatives.  Processing at 25C (77F) will give a useful
boost in speed with no ill effects to the film or grain.

Ed Lukacs 
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