Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/04/06
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]>danh@selectsa.com (Dan Honemann)4/6/0111:47 AM > >> What do you process the D3200 in? > >Ilford DDX has become my normal developer for D100, D400, D3200 >rolls and HP5 Sheets. I find it extremely consistent, love the >liquid concentrate. Great for push processing. I've found no >downside to the formula. I too am using DDX. It is excellent! > >> Have you tried Neopan 1600 yet? > >I haven't. Some of the comments on the lug have lead me to desire >to try it. But I'm trying to keep it simple and just stick with >what's working well for me. Plus it isn't readily available in my >area, where the Ilford line is. > >George > I have tried a bit of Neopan 1600. All rated 1600. My best characterization of it is that it is "pastel" Very soft grain. Painterly. Delta 3200 at 1600 is big sharp grain. I usually pass it up and live with slower shutter speeds if possible. Really, really nice in MF. Henry