Re: XTOL

[keith brown <madpiper99@xxxxxxxxx>]

I found the xtol developed at the recommended time was a little flat by
a grade or so

--- Lorne Resnick <Lorne@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> In the past I have developed my HIE 135/36 in a
> small tank with D-76 at 68
> degrees for 11 minutes.
> 
> I now will be taking my film into a lab where they
> will machine process it
> (dip & dunk) in XTOL. I have 2 questions hopefully
> someone can help me with.
> 
> 1) what is the contrast index for my above method of
> D-76 development
> 2) what would be the time in XTOL that I should tell
> my lab to run it to
> give me the same contrast index
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> Lorne Resnick
> e-mail: lorne@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> www.lorneresnick.com
> 
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