N113 as a film developer?

wschwetz · 2010-04-28T09:32:09+00:00

Hallo Ich habe zur falschen Flasche gegriffen und statt D76 zwei Filme mit N113 entwickelt (mit den Zeiten für D76). Der Classic Pan 200 ist fast perfekt ge...

wschwetz

Hello I picked up the wrong bottle and developed two rolls of film with N113 instead of D76 (using the D76 development times). The Classic Pan 200 came out almost perfectly, but the TriX is unfortunately rock-hard, though still printable at the gradient setting 00. How is that possible? Perhaps I should only develop the CP 200 with N113? Wilfried

HenningH

Hi Wilfried, I haven’t developed any films with N113 yet. However, I can also confirm that, for me, ClassicPans turn out much better in E102 than in a pure negative developer such as D76 or A49. Best regards, Henning

wschwetz

Hi Wilfried, I haven’t developed any film with N113 yet. But I can also confirm that ClassicPans come out much better for me in E102 than in a pure negative developer like D76 or A49. Best regards Henning

Oops, I completely forgot to reply. How did you develop it in E102, and how does the CP200 turn out? Normal or rather soft contrast? Also relatively coarse-grained, like in D76? I like this combination because of the relatively coarse grain. Wilfried