Tri-X Pan 320 in WD2D+

David R Munson

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• May 30, 2007

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Anybody use this combination? I'm looking for a dilution/time/temp starting point. I know it's been done and people have reported a lot of aerial fog, but that can be overcome. I had a lot of aerial fog with this developer and Neopan 1600 to start, but upped the amount of solution A to 1.5:1 and have had excellent results since. I love the results I get with the WD2D+, and would love to get it to get along with TXP 320. Thanks in advance.

 

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• May 31, 2007

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w2d2

try 1:1:15 at about 13 minutes. I used to use this stuff but for tmax negs. now use pyrocat and never went back...
Best, Peter

 

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• May 31, 2007

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Until a couple of years ago I used that combination of TXP and W2D2+ quite a lot. My notes say that I had settled on 1+1+50 for 8½ minutes at 22 °C.

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Helen

 

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• May 31, 2007

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Helen, that seems in line with projected times I had worked out. Did you have any issues with increased base fog or anything like that?

 

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• Jun 2, 2007

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A quick mid-process update. Based on Helen B's starting point, I developed a roll of TXP 320 from an outing with the Holga. Overall, things look pretty decent - good enough, at least, to start. Aerial fog is excessive, so next time I will increase part A to 1.5:1:50, which has solved this issue for me with other films like Neopan 1600.