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Hi Bob,
I often use 4x5 Bergger BRF 200 which I
appreciate.
I expose at 100 ISO and usually I tray
develop 6 or 8 sheets with HC 110, dilution B for 5'30" at 20/21 ° Celsius with
a short pre development water soak at 20°C (just permuting the order of
sheets and separating them). Agitation : slow and regular permutation of
order of the stack of sheeets. It works OK and gives me fine negatives matching
my printing procedures.
Hope it helps!
Jean
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Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 3:41
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Subject: "BEST" DEV FOR BRF 200?
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