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Harvey's 777

Don't be afraid to DEVELOP the film with 777--- double your time and see what you get.

You might PM c6h6o3, he uses 777 a great deal.
 
Thanks...i was just getting a little cautious, i guess.
i have been pushing to 3200 and experimenting with constant agitation, and have been pretty amazed with some of the results (especially with Kodak XX)
 

My base time for 400TMax rated at 200 is 16 mins. at 72°F. I place my shadows on Zone IV, so the purists among Zone System practitioners would probably say that I'm really rating the film at 100.

Bear in mind that I mostly contact print onto Azo, so I need a much denser negative than one you'd use for enlargement. Nevertheless, 11 mins. would be way too little development for TMax at box speed, even if I were going to enlarge the negatives.

You can really cook a negative in 777 without blowing the highlights, especially with TMax. I've never developed HP5+ in Harvey's so I don't know how it responds. Hope this helps.