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pentaxuser ,

...Certainly the Efke 100 film examples look remarkable...

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I've been over this thread a few times, and I'm not sure I'm finding the examples you're mentioning.
Can you please post a link, or are the images in the gallery here at APUG?

PDF Data Sheet:
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Images from - filmdev.org w/flickr links:
http://filmdev.org/developer/show/1063

Marc

Here's the link, Marc. http://www.spuer-sinn.net/blog1/produkt-und-datenblatter/hcd-new-bildspiele/

It is of course in german but scroll down and you will get to the pictures which of course aren't in german

pentaxuser

Edit you will then have to click onto Produktinformationen and then HCD- new

pentaxuser

AndreasT said:

Roger, just to confrim do you use Diafine with Delta 3200?

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No. I haven't tried it, but my results with TMZ were inferior to conventional developers. Diafine seems to work best with old school films. I was just using that as an example of a case where, whatever a densitometer said, I got results I liked at higher than box speed without excess contrast and with good shadow detail (with Tri-X.) I also use it with Pan F+ 120 because I get a slight usable speed boost - I shoot it at 64 but then many people consider it a 32 film - and it helps to tame the contrast of that film.

For Delta 3200 I get great results with, oddly enough, T-Max developer. I kept it on hand for TMZ in 35mm. When I got medium format cameras I bought some Delta 3200 and naturally tried that and found it works beautifully. For best results with both TMZ and D3200 I develop per instructions for one stop more. So when I shoot at 3200 I develop for the times listed for 6400.

Thanks Roger, I have not used Delta 3200 in many years, but many users seem to have a problem with it.

Delta 3200 is a great film. I've posted these before but here are some shots on Delta 3200, Yashicamat 123, EI 3200 developed in T-Max developer.

A couple of shots from Anachrocon here in Atlanta last year:



My wife relaxing with her iPad:

If it comes to the US I would like to try it. Is it one shot or is it reusable? If you can reuse it the £16.67 or about $25 is not too bad if it can live up to its claims. On the data sheet it says that at 24C Tri-x pushed to 3200 (14 1/2 min) and 6400(18min) are fine and normal grained respectively. I wonder how they subjectively define fine and normal grain and I would like to see some actual prints instead of all the scans on their website.