Re: XTOL very good results.

[Eric Boutilier-Brown <ebb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 08:27 PM 5/30/98 -0500, you wrote:
>    Well,            I picked  up some XTOL and other supplies, I developed
>TMAX-100 that I pushed the exposure  to 400 on in sunlight and shade areas.
>I developed the film for 14:30 mm:ss with  a 1:2 dilution of stock xtol,
>the results are extremely fine grain, and  excellent contrast. I certainly
>like it. I will probably use it with the KODAK  HIE when I acquire some
>MONDAY. ghosthunter@xxxxxxx
>ICQ# 6098220
>http://www.ghgcorp.com/ghosthunter             -Buddha 

Just my 2c worth, but I found that I couldn't get enough contrast out of my
HIE with XTOL. I love the developer for TMX and TMY, but after four rolls
in a row of thin HIE negs (and after four different runs of film with
incresingly long processing times) I have returned to using D-76 for 8.5
minutes.

e.
Eric Boutilier-Brown
Photographer, Nova Scotia, Canada

Fine art large format images of the nude and the ruin
http://www.collideascope.com/ebb
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