Push Processing - Times

[ifotou]

had an OH S*** moment today as i realised that the shot i'd metered with my digital was on ISO200 and the the shots i'd just taken were using Ilford Delta 100

They are 5x4 sheet and will be dev'd in ilford HC, any clues as to how much longer int he Dev i should give them.

I was sure it was around 50% but can't remember off hand

 

[Gandhi]

http://www.digitaltruth.com/devchart.php?Film=Delta+100&Developer=Ilfotec+HC&mdc=Search

 

[ifotou]

DOH, i didn;t realise the massive dev times thing had times for push processing too

thanks G

 

[cherryrig]

Yea the chart has everythingggggggggg

 

[joxby]

What's HC110 like when push processing ?
I always found it really coarse developing normally, fast and grainy, like cracking a nut with a sledge hammer.
Does it calm down a bit in a push

I was thinking, it might not be the best choice if you want to keep grain to a minimum, but.....I dunno

I hate Kodak....

 

[ifotou]

Kodak? It;s Ilford HC

 

[joxby]

Please excuse my density, I read HC as Kodak HC110

Gawd, I don't even know what Ilford HC is...


ahh.....ilfotec HC, dunno never used it, so that's that

forget I posted...doh...:shake:

 

[Colin_S]

Keeping grain to a minimum isn't really an issue with 20 square inches of negative either, could do superb contact prints from delta 3200!