Re: pulling Tri-X ?

[SteveS <sgshiya@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

There are two ways to pull B&W film in development. The best, is to use a 
developer that will dilute.  Dilute Rodenal 50:1 and develop normal time; or 
the formula that worked for me was to reduce development time by 20% per 
stop.

Steve Shapiro
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Subject: pulling Tri-X ?


> hi all1 didanyone of you has ever pulled Tri-x to 100 ASA?
>
> you guessed correctly, i chose the wrong setting, and now i got to find 
> the proper dev time...
> I recall that one Greek mag suggested lowering the dev time by 33% for 
> each stop, but that seems kinda a lot of...
>
> thanks, kostas
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