I've put Delta rated at 1600 through Microphen and found the result more than acceptable. It may be that 20C versus 24Celsius matters also as I like more the outcome at lower temperature - longer developing. Servus, Alin
Frantisek wrote: DGAJ>> But the main question I've got today concerns TMZ and Delta 3200. DGAJ>> I've just about run out of TX to develop (yes, of course, I'll go DGAJ>> shoot more, but in the meantime ...) so I'm thinking of trying DGAJ>> the high-speed stuff. The question is: should I go ahead and DGAJ>> do it in the Sprint developer, or do I really want to go buy some DGAJ>> other developer -- TMax or something -- to use on the TMZ? F> At what speed will you rate them? If you really want to get good F> results from TMZ and D3200, you have to try Emofin. It's a double bath F> developer from Tetenal, which gives the best results with these films, F> in my opinion (well unless you want to get into mixing your own F> chemistry...). It is a compensating developer, which is absolutely F> needed with these high speed films if you push them (and they are F> pushed at anything above 800 or 1000, which is their native iso F> speed). F> Frantisek
