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Donald Miller said:
I have used ABC Pyro (contact printing) and Pyrocat HD (enlarging) with that film.

I am rotary processing, maybe I will give the PMK a whirl..Thanks..Evan
 

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Standard formula PMK is fine for tray dev. of BGR200 but for rotary processing you should use Rollo Pyro or one of the other more suitable pyro formulas.
 

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I've used HC-110 diluted 1:50 from the syrup. But since Bergger is just Forte, Rodinal should be just fine as well.
 
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Bergger 200 is really grainy. Depending on your enlargement factor and taste, you may want to use a fairly fine-grained developer like D76 or Xtol. When I tried it, I used PMK in a Jobo, using 30% extra A, as per Anchell and Troops suggestion. It worked OK, and it stains like mad. My 16x20's from N developed 4x5 film looked very good, but larger prints had more grain than I like to see with large format. If you have to do any expansion development, you'll get really, really large grain.
 
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