Which film? Which developer?

Xtol is a low contrast developer. If you have been having film developer issues perhapse you would like to try ours. Feel free to talk to me about samples and technical support. Hello Teachers at SVA: I have tried to find a way to contact you about our products. We supply many of the photo schools a...

Using higher speed film, in the reversal process will leave very low contrast. It can be done but the results will be poor.

Clayton Powder products, available on this site, will give you very good results.

Our F76plus DEVELOPER, available at this sight, will provide great results with this and most other films. As a liquid, you can use as a "one shot", or machine process developer. You might also fall in "love" with our ODORLESS FIXER and STOP BATH.

The recommended product is to reversal process either Tech pan or Tmax 100.

The recommended product is to reversal process either Tech pan or Tmax 100.

I guess what I am talking about is detail and /or highlights. Most of this information is found in the Middle range (step 7 to 16) of most films, exposed and developed correctly. increasing the distance between steps adds to the increased definition of the image.

All ot this is a "tempest in a teapot." If you want to increase image detail, SPREAD THE MID TONES with the developer, expose the film correctly and use the correct film for the application.

We make the pvt label ARISTA PREMIUM CHEMICALS for them. You can find the Clayton Brand on the web site or in the store to purchase.

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How does one scientifically measure "increased edge sharpness" from one developer or dilution to the next?
Or is this just so much "Bolstered Syntax?"

Clayton F 76plus Developer is a phenidone-HQ type film developer. It is a very fine grain, gamma 1, and a compensating developer. It works well in manual as well as all types of machine processors. CLAYTON DEALERS LA: DIGITAL TRUTH, FREESTYLE, SAMY'S, CALUMET, BEL AIR, MEL PIERCE, and STUDIO CITY CA...

D 76 is a metol-hydroqunione, high contrast, single part developer. Xtol is an ascorbic acid, low contrast, multipart developer. The biggest difference chemically is the no HQ in Xtol. As powders they both are "to make" a certain volume of stock solution, they are not concentrates as most ...

Arista II is pvt. labeled Agfa film. You don't say which developer you are using so it is hard to answer the question. With our developers, we usually recommend an increase of processing time to 15% per stop up or down. We also recommend an increase of 10% time for any films larger than 35 mm.