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Ive just been given a large box which has quite a few boxes of paper, many not even opened.
Now I know the chances of getting an image onto the paper maybe slim due to its age but thats for another day.
Inside the box was also some 5x4 film un-opened and one which looks interesting is a box ok Kodak Technical Pan 4415 and also an up-open box containing 6 bottles of Technidol developer.
Has anyone any got any experience with Kodak technical Pan for Pictorial type of images.
A quick read of the data sheets indicates that using an EI of 200 and HC110 dilution B for 8 minutes is a good start.
Now I know the chances of getting an image onto the paper maybe slim due to its age but thats for another day.
Inside the box was also some 5x4 film un-opened and one which looks interesting is a box ok Kodak Technical Pan 4415 and also an up-open box containing 6 bottles of Technidol developer.
Has anyone any got any experience with Kodak technical Pan for Pictorial type of images.
A quick read of the data sheets indicates that using an EI of 200 and HC110 dilution B for 8 minutes is a good start.
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