Silvermax in SPUR HRX-III

Gast · 2013-03-28T16:41:40+00:00

Danke. Meine Frage war eher prinzipieller Natur und sozusagen stellvertretend für den gemeinen Forenleser gestellt. ;-) Ich verwende entwicklertechnisch au...

Gast

[size=5][font=Arial]Hello Mr Jönemann, [font=Arial]We have now tested the Silvermax film with HRX-3 New. The results are as follows: [font=Arial]Speed: ISO 50/18° (strictly according to the zone system) [font=Arial]Dilution: 1 + 17, i.e. for 250 ml of AL, 7 ml of Part A + 7 ml of Part B [font=Arial]Development time: 9 minutes [font=Arial]Agitation: the standard HRX agitation rhythm [font=Arial]We rate the results as ‘Highly recommended’. [font=Arial]Kind regards [font=Arial]Heribert Schain[/size]

sputnik

At what gamma level? You’d need to know that to get a rough idea. Of course, the actual measurements would be even better. It doesn’t cost anything to provide them.

Gast

At what gamma? It would be helpful to know that for reference. Of course, the actual measurement values would be even better. It doesn’t cost anything to provide them.

The SPUR development times are specified for a beta value of 0.6. If you have any further questions, please contact Mr Schain: schain@spur-photo.com

sputnik

Thanks. My question was more of a general one, asked on behalf of the average forum reader, so to speak. ;-) When it comes to development, I use only traditional recipes.