Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/05/06
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]>> The EFKE films are imported to Germany by Fotoimpex Berlin, fax ++ 49 30 >> 28 599 082. Maybe they can help you get the name of the importer where you >> live, or the manufacturer's address and they may be able to help you with >> times for other developers. >> >> -- >Dan, having spend $6 plus a few more for shipping for a roll for 127 >film (4by4) it's hard to not have a clue as to a starting point for >developing. How many exposures per roll by the way? >Anyway my experience with manufac. developer times is I don't know if >they pick these numbers arbitrarily out of a hat but Agfa if you double >them you'll be close. I would average your medium speed films times and >shoot your first roll with your Rollei Baby at different distances wide >open to check that, test you meter, shoot a resolution thing, a step >wedge. That way you can look at that first roll as a valid starting >point and you won't feel like you've waisted your time, film or precious shots. >You've just gotta kiss that first roll off the best way you can! >Mark Rabiner > Mark, That is right! Kiss the first $6 goodbye. I intend to develop a test roll using the average developing time for most 100 film in the literature using HC-110. Will keep the LUG community posted. My baby rollei is on the way....I'm sure looking forward to the beauty. Dan K.