Reversal Development and the group mind

Richard Sullivan (richsul@roadrunner.com)
Wed, 19 Jun 1996 21:24:39 -0600

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I am convinced that reversal development is the way to go to get big negs
from little negs. About 10 years ago a customer named Don Pardoe, whose
wherabouts and particulars have been lost, gave me a formula (and some
impressive curves) for reversal development that was basically a doped up
Dektol. In about a month I want to experiment and come up with a kit to sell
with instructions. Kodak's reversal for Tmax is a pain and is expensive.

Ok, the group mind part: I would appreciate any formulas, tips, hints,
ideas, experiences, that you may have in reversal development that would
help me in this endeavor also what films would work best, especially those
in large sizes that are cheap.

Thanks in advance.

Dick S.

Bostick & Sullivan
Platinum and Palladium
Photographic Chemistry
Santa Fe, New mexico

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