Noepan 400 and HC110 1+50 time??

[stradibarrius]

Has anyone used HC110 1+50 to process neopan 400 @400, 20C?

MDC has 7 min for "H" I thought I would try 8 min....Opinions

 

[Lanline]

I love the results with D-76 1:1 so much that I can't bring myself to try anything else with it, now that it is out of production (120 ONLY)

 

[Anon Ymous]

HC110 development times tend to change proportionally to dilution, eg twice as dilute solution, twice as much needed development time. Dil B is 1+31. The ratio between Dil B and 1+50 is 51/32 ~= 1,6. So, get the development time from here (5') and multiply by 1,6. That will give you 8'. That should be a good starting point, adjust according to taste...

 

[A49]

This site
http://www.phototec.de/infomag_erechner.php
says 4 minutes for the 1+15 dilution at 20 C to get a gamma of 0,62 and 6 minutes for the same with 1+31. About 8 minutes for 1+50 could be a good starting point.

Andreas

 

[stradibarrius]

Well I'm am going to give 8' @ 20c a try and see how it works.
8' seems to be the magic number for so many films with HC110 1+50.

 

[hoshisato]

I developed these Fuji Neopan 400 photos in HC-110, dilution H at EI 400 for 10 min. See also here: http://monochrome.me.uk/blog/index.php?x=development

 

[Gerald C Koch]

Go to www.covingtoninnovations/hc110.com for the best source of information about HC-110. To answer your question develop for 50% longer than dilution B. This is what covington gives for dilution E, 1:47 which is close enough.