From: Bob Kiss (bobkiss@caribsurf.com)
Date: 12/28/00-06:15:00 AM Z
DEAR JEFFREY AND LIST,
Does anyone know Gordon Hutchins e-mail address?
Thanks for the info but I was hoping to use the DELTA 3200 at EI 3200.
I was thrilled to find a film of that speed in medium format. Kodak has
missed the boat by only having T-MAX 3200 in 35mm. I have always felt that
having that speed in medium format would give us all the advantages of high
speed but allow much finer grain in the final enlargement.
I use PMK for most of my B&W and was hoping that there might be a way
to get the speed with the advantages of PMK.
CHEERS!
BOB KISS
> Bob,
>
> You should go to Ed Buffaloe's site
> www.unblinkingeye.com -- he has collected quite a few
> time and temperature recommendations for Delta 3200,
> including several for PMK. For Delta 3200 rollfilm
> (shot at 800 ISO), I have developed for 9.5 minutes at
> 75 degrees Fahrenheit. Ed's recommendation is 12.5
> minutes for this temperature and ISO.
>
> Jeffrey
> --- Bob Kiss <bobkiss@caribsurf.com> wrote:
> > DEAR LIST,
> > I know this might be a little off list but has
> > anyone tried developing
> > the Ilford Delta 3200 in PMK? Any recommendations
> > for time/temp? Please
> > advise. Nothing found on Digital Truth...already
> > looked.
> > HOLIDAY CHEERS FROM BARBADOS!
> > BOB KISS
> >
> >
>
>
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