Pushing Vision3 500T

[Cerebum]

I am shooting a showcase at a community centre tomorrow. I have 500T and was wondering how successful pushing it to 2000 would be. Also, I home develop in C41. I found a suggestion that 1.5x is right for a two stop push. Question is, even though technically 2000iso is two stops, do I need to make allowances for cross processing? Any advice is gratefully received
Peter

 

[thinkbrown]

No clue about the cross processing aspect, but I've successfully pushed 500t to 2000 in ECN2 by following https://www.kodak.com/en/motion/page/push-pull-processing/ and developing for 4:40

 

[Cerebum]

No clue about the cross processing aspect, but I've successfully pushed 500t to 2000 in ECN2 by following https://www.kodak.com/en/motion/page/push-pull-processing/ and developing for 4:40

That's encouraging like I said, the one suggestion I found was to apply a multiplier of 1.5, but that was probably referring to ECN2. What is the rule of thumb when pushing standard colour film?

 

[thinkbrown]

https://business.kodakmoments.com/sites/default/files/wysiwyg/pro/chemistry/z131.pdf the flexicolor datasheet has push times listed for Portra films and calls for 4:15 for a two stop push. That's probably where I'd start and then you can adjust up/down from there depending on how a test turns out.

 

[Cerebum]

https://business.kodakmoments.com/sites/default/files/wysiwyg/pro/chemistry/z131.pdf the flexicolor datasheet has push times listed for Portra films and calls for 4:15 for a two stop push. That's probably where I'd start and then you can adjust up/down from there depending on how a test turns out.

Wow! That's a data sheet and a half! 97 pages lol. Thanks for that, I will have a look through it to see what gems I can extract

 

[loccdor]

x1.75 is what my C-41 kit recommends for a 2 stop push. That would be about 6 minutes at 39C. Shadows will get crushed, so aim for compositions that don't rely on details in shadow.

 

[Cerebum]

x1.75 is what my C-41 kit recommends for a 2 stop push. That would be about 6 minutes at 39C.

Yeah, that's where I got to, give or take a few seconds. I used time x1.25, x1.25. that is just the calculation of course, I am actually shooting it this evening