No, not obvious, I use an enlarger and do not scan. Scanning for people who do not have the room in their home for a darkroom.
I feel the same about Delta 100 and Xtol, I've had beautiful results off that.PyroCat-HD and Delta films are a match made in heaven!
No, scanning is for people who want to scan regardless of whether or not they have a darkroom. Another one of your "my way is the only way" bizarro posts. But you say it with so much authority. Impressive that you can with knowing so little about it.
No, scanning is for people who want to scan regardless of whether or not they have a darkroom. Another one of your "my way is the only way" bizarro posts. But you say it with so much authority. Impressive that you can with knowing so little about it.
Anyone have experience with FOMA 400 and pyro? I tried 1+150 30mins I found the images trend to be over expose
I must have tried that combination at some point. I did shoot quite some Foma 400 for sure, and one thing I'm damn sure of is that it's really hard to overexpose this film. Likewise, it's pretty hard to overdevelop it too, since it doesn't build much contrast very easily anyway. Especially not in a developer like Pyrocat. So I have a feeling that the problem you recognize as overexposure is in fact something else. Sidestepping of course the issue that overexposure has nothing to do with development to begin with, so I assume you mean overdevelopment.
Having said that, 30 minutes is pretty darn long assuming normal agitation of a couple of turns ever minute or every 30 seconds. What kind of agitation scheme did you use?
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