At 12:30 PM 21/01/2004, AG Schnozz wrote:
>Earl wrote:
> >What is DD-X? How do you expose the Delta 400 and what is
> >your starting point for time and temp with DD-X?
> >Schnozz, what is your recipe for Pan F?
>
>DD-X is Ilford DD-X B&W Film Developer. A modern chemistry that
>comes in liquid concentrate and is designed for "one-shot"
>usage. The Ilford site (www.ilford.com) has all the details you
>need on processing times for every B&W film out there shot at
>any usable speed.
>
>DD-X is a fine-grain developer that balances acutance (apparant
>sharpness) while keeping the grain from clumping. (most grain
>problems are associated with the ways that it clumps in
>different developers and dilutions).
Let me add to Schnozz's hymn of praise: I don't normally use foul language,
but for my money, DD-X used with Delta 100 may just be the best f&ck!ng
developer/film combination in the history of the human race. Period. If
you believe otherwise, you are either (a) unfamiliar with the combination
or (b) insane. IMNSHO. 8^>
Garth
P.S.: Okay, okay, so I'm not known for having humble opinions.
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