It is a good idea to expose TMZ at ISO 1600 instead of ISO 3200, even if you
had not this problem. The grain shall be very big the same, but perhaps you
will get more printable negs. You can develope with HC-110 or Rodinal if you
like even bigger grain (or diluited D-76, with a *long* time).
If you don't need *so much* grain and poor highlight detail too, I'd suggest
to use TMY at ISO 1600 and develope accordingly. I think you will *need*
T-Max developer for pushing two real stops. The pro is that you will use one
film only. But if it is the grain what you are looking for, Tri-X shall work
better.
Marco
>I am about to take som portraits or at least something
>similar to it. Gonna take cigarrsmoking pictures
>in black and white.
>I am thinking of using Tmax400 and 3200.
>Now my OM4Ti doesn't go to 3200 so how do I do this.
>With the fast film I am looking for very grainy pictures
>and my question is if I could set it to 1600 or if it
>would be better to use some other slower film ?
>Any advice would be appreciated.
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