Re: microdol-x times

["J. Steven Salibo" <count0@xxxxxxxxx>]

I am with Kodak Professional, but since my "Specialty" is with CN film, take
these with a grain of salt.....

1. Call the "Kodak Infomation Center--KIC" at 800-242-2424 and ask for B/W
Products.  They can get you to someone who may have an answer..

2. Why do you want to use this particular combo?  I found M-X to be somewhat
mushy grain and a fairly long range in terms of contrast.  Is that what you
are looking for??  I think that D-76, HC-110, or the every popular D-19
would be better choices.  These are all more active developers.

JSS



----- Original Message -----
From: hellhexx <hellhexx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <infrared@xxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 1999 12:33 PM
Subject: microdol-x times


> hello...
>
> I am a fourth year photography and digital imaging student.  I wanted to
ask the
> list if anyone had any recommended times for using Microdol-x to develop
b/w
> infrared film.  I will be developing both 35mm and medium format. Thanks
for the
> info in advance,
> Astrid
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