Re: Ilford SFX 200

[Eckhard Stephan <eckhard.stephan@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> SFX 200 is an extended red film (not infrared).  However, with a red
> filter, you will get some "infrared-like effects", i.e. lightened foliage,
> It doesn't fit a nitche for me, so I can't help with processing.  However,
> I'm sure that other folks around here can give you some starting times.
> 
It's very simple: With a "normal" red filter like Wratten #25 or #29 I
just set the film speed to ISO 200, meter through the filter and shoot
off. Under normal lighting conditions bracketing is not necessary. 
Development is quite easy: I normally use D-76 (stock) at 20°C / 68 °F
for 10,0 min, which is exactly what Ilford recommends. So perhaps their
times for other developers will also work quite well.

Good luck,

Eckhard 

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