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Since the stain acts as a mask for the grain, I would have to say its due to scaning. Pyro developed negatives are meant to be printed.
 

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You may have over-developed it a bit.... Of course, I am looking at scanned result so I'm not certain. I typically use D-76 so I can't share my experiences.
 

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It would probably do you better to ask this on a dig/hybrid site.
 
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To me have told that this solution (pyrocat) is impossible or almost impossible to overdeveloped.
 

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I've found most 400 speed films are close to 12 minutes and most slower films are closer to 10 minutes @ 1+1+100.

This is a generalization of course and I only use PMK with with a few films so far.

But I like the keeping properties and what it does with TriX/Arista Premium 400 is really nice for skin tones.
 

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22 minutes will be about 50% over developed in Pyrocat HD at that dilution & temperature, the times for most films except Foma are aound the 15 minute mark. Foma require less about 10-12 minutes or the contrast goes to high.

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Thanks for answers!
The resume - for a film 400 iso 1+1+100, 20C, 12-15 minutes
For 100 and 200 iso 10-12 minutes.
Correctly?
And how to be with films 800 iso and above?
Push process is possible?
 
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