MACO IR 820c in A49

mcbastian · 2003-11-09T15:25:55+00:00

Hi! Ich habe hier einen IR 820c rumliegen. den werd ich in den nächsten tagen mal mit meiner kamera und einem dunkelrotfilter von rodenstock "belichten"....

mcbastian

Hi! I’ve got an IR 820c lying around here. I’m going to give it an exposure over the next few days using my camera and a dark red filter from Rodenstock. When I want to develop it, should I take it to a lab? And what should I tell them so they don’t mess it up? Or can I process it in my trusty A49? And if so, for how long and at what dilution? (I usually use 1:1) Because I can’t find any values for this on either MACO or FOTOIMPEX. Does anyone have any experience with this? Regards, Sebastian

Gast

http://www.digitaltruth.com/devchart.html Unfortunately, the A49 isn’t listed, but there are enough other familiar models to draw conclusions. Please note: all values in this table are provided without guarantee (they are user-submitted information). Always test them yourself first. Best regards Martin

Gast

Try using the same exposure time for Efke or Maco 100 film instead.

mcbastian

I’ve just tested it. A49 with a 1:1 dilution works perfectly in 15 minutes! The chemical solution was at 18°C and the A49 is already three weeks old, but it was stored in an airtight container in the dark... that shouldn’t have much effect on the result now :-) Regards, Sebastian