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Old 2nd December 2003   #1
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hi , may i know how much time do i have to compensate for push/pull processes ?? is there a chart to show ?

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Old 2nd December 2003   #3
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thanks canturn ...

i went to ther webby and came across this sentence "Compensating developers include Microphen, TMax, and any other developers which are specifically formulated for push processing ".. wat does it mean? it means only specific developers can only use for compensating , and others not?
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It means that these Dev can obtain the maximum film speed with films that can be push processed. A speed increase can be achieved with many films with the microphen and meter settings up to EI 3200/36 can be used with Ilford HP-5 Plus film.
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Originally Posted by West_ray
hi , may i know how much time do i have to compensate for push/pull processes ?? is there a chart to show ?

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In general, if you push one stop, add 25% total developing time to the process. If you pull, shorten the process by 25% per stop..
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Hi canturn, thanks for providing the URL. very informative. Thanks.
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Hi canturn, thanks for providing the URL. very informative. Thanks.
.. or download this our very down Singapore recipe...

http://www.gregchoongphotography.com/recipe.pdf
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Originally Posted by greg
.. or download this our very down Singapore recipe...

http://www.gregchoongphotography.com/recipe.pdf
Thanks greg, I will try out your receipe in subsequent rolls.
Thanks again.
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