Re: developing w/ tmax film

TMax is not really difficult if you are reasonably careful. TMax developer
is the usual, but D-76 (1:1) is excellent and very consistent. Be sure to
use fresh fixer and to fix the film thoroughly. A pink dye from the film
dissolves (slowly) in the fixer. I prefer to use one-shot processing for
all solutions.

"Erinnerd" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi, I apologize in advance for what is probably a really dumb question.
See,
> last year I took my first formal photography class, during which I
developed
> and printed using nothing but Tri-X film (iso400). Now that I am done
with my
> class and looking to develop on my own, I'm kind of at a loss. In my
everday
> life, I very frequently use Tmax 3200 film, and was wondering, besides
> developing times, are there any huge differences in technique/materials
that I
> will need to adapt to?
>
> Thanks,
> Erin




Norman Worth