Hello Bob,
For night images lit by the full moon, I only use HP5+ (sheets) and Delta 3200 (rollfilm). The HP5+ is at least a full stop slower that the Delta 3200. So, I use HP5+ when there is some ambient street lighting to add to the moonlight. In the middle of the desert, I can only use Delta 3200.
Both films are developed in PyroCat HD on a Jobo, and printed (Pd or Kallitypes) on a Nuarc 26-1K
Examples can be seen at:
www.ExposeTheShadows.com
Sincerely,
Mike
Jim Strain <jstrain@iquest.net> wrote:
Bob: I know you asked specifically about the Ilford films, but my
experience in low light with 8x10 TMAX 400 has been first rate. I do print
pt/pd. Jim
----- Original Message -----
From: "BOB KISS"
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Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 12:05 PM
Subject: RLF COMPARISON
> DEAR LIST,
> This should be "on-topic" as I want to shoot some night photos in 8X10 and
> print them in PT/PD.
> I have read and confirmed 8X10 Kodak Tri-X has significant low intensity
> reciprocity law failure. I believe T-Max 400 has less LIRLF. Does anyone
> know from experience the LIRLF of Ilford HP-5 PLUS and how it compares to
> Tri-X and T-Max 400?
> Also, for alt processes, how does Ilford's new Delta sheet films compare
> with their wonderful HP5-Plus.
> CHEERS!
> BOB
>
> Please check my website: http://www.bobkiss.com/
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