How do HC-110 and D-76 dilutions relate?

Juan Valdenebro

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• Mar 11, 2022

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Once I read about it, but I don't even remember if it was an official table, or a post...
It was about which HC dilution worked close to D-76 stock, the same about 1+1, and also which one was a slow working HC diluton for high contrast scenes, close to D-76 1+3...
Does someone have a link or remember how both are related?
Thanks.
(I've never used HC-110).

 

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Can HC-110 produce sharp grain for wet printing?

 

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• Mar 12, 2022

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You can figure it out using the Massive Dev Film Chart:

Massive Dev Chart Film Development, Film Developing Database (digitaltruth.com)

 

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Here is the best resource page for HC:110. (Ilford Ilfotec HC is essentially the same in use). As Dilutions go, Dilution B or 1:31 from syrup is the standard Dilution like D76 1:1. Dilution H or 1:63 is for compensating effect

http://www.covingtoninnovations.com/hc110/

 

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Thank you, John!