pyro for Tech Pan

Brian D. Miller (Brian.D.Miller@Dartmouth.EDU)
Fri, 16 Jan 1998 11:35:37 -0500 (EST)

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I recently "found" several rolls (35mm) of Kodak technical Pan in my desk, &
decided to see how they put up with Pyro PMK development. I really didn't have
the time to accurately test the film, so I just bracked & cut up the roll. I
don't have the results in front of me (I think I recall ASA of 32, dev time of
7.5 min @ 68 degrees F), but D*** were those some sharp negatives! Even the
overexposed/overdeveloped strips printed well! It was unreal, in fact I must
say that first using Pyro PMK was much like religious experience!

Enjoy!
Brian Miller
Studio Art Department
Dartmouth College
brian.d.miller@dartmouth.edu

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