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ksmattfish · May 6, 2004

I thought that the EDU 200 was stinky, and now that my rolls have dried they really want to curl.

Tom Hoskinson · May 6, 2004

I believe that you have confirmed the orgin - Hungarian Fortepan.

Tom Hoskinson · May 7, 2004

I just returned from a shopping spree at Freestyle. Yes! it is Forte (as we figured). Both Film and Paper.

djklmnop · May 11, 2004

OK, I did the testing tonight. EDU ISO 100 Version

Ilford Perceptol 1:3 @ 75F - Jobo CPE2+ (with water circulation pump )

5 Min Pre-Rinse
12.5 Minutes Developer
30 Seconds Stop Bath
10 Minute Kodak Standard Fixer
2 Minutes Hypoclearing Agent
10 Minutes Final Rinse

Zone I: E.I. 50 (Density: .11)
Zone VIII Density 1.27

Enjoy,
Andy

djklmnop · May 11, 2004

Flotsam · May 11, 2004

Sweet shot! Great detail in the white water (and the shadows).

Did you rate the film at EI 100?
Was that the recommended dev. time or was it adjusted for continuous agitation?
How'd you rig that water pump?

jmailand · Jan 9, 2005

I bought some of this stuff last year on a whim. I just developed a 120 roll of Arista Edu 200, shot at 100 in d76 1:1. 6 mins @ 72deg. .The negatives look real nice with good contrast. The curl though, is the worst I ever seem from a film. I must admit that so far I stuck to Kodak, Ilford, Fuji, and Agfa films. This is the first off brand film I have tried. After getting the film in a negative sleave, I have sat it on my paper easel with about 7 issues of B&W Magazine on them. Hopefully this will flatten them some.

James,

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