SusanK
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Can someone give me a time/temp (in F please) that'll get me in the ballpark for processing FP4+ (EI - 64) in Pyrocat-HD....? I've read a lot of conflicting information recently and don't know where to start. I'm shooting 120 roll film and enlarging the images on Agfa multi-contrast paper.
I've heard everything from 6.5 min. to 9.5 min. And Sandy's site says use 70% of the time you would process in PMK. I did my FP4+ in PMK for 9.5 min. @ 68 degrees. So, would that make the P-cat 6.5 min. at 68 degrees, 1:1:100 ?
Also, the two rolls that I shot last night were lake shore (moving water, boats, etc.) exposures of anywhere from 30 seconds to the longest of 8 min. Do I need to knock off some more time due to reciprocity blasting the highlights?
I just don't want to toast my film on the first try w/ a new developer. Any ballpark suggestion is greatly appreciated.
SusanK
I've heard everything from 6.5 min. to 9.5 min. And Sandy's site says use 70% of the time you would process in PMK. I did my FP4+ in PMK for 9.5 min. @ 68 degrees. So, would that make the P-cat 6.5 min. at 68 degrees, 1:1:100 ?
Also, the two rolls that I shot last night were lake shore (moving water, boats, etc.) exposures of anywhere from 30 seconds to the longest of 8 min. Do I need to knock off some more time due to reciprocity blasting the highlights?
I just don't want to toast my film on the first try w/ a new developer. Any ballpark suggestion is greatly appreciated.
SusanK