From: JEFFREY PAULL (email suppressed)
Date: Tue Jan 19 2010 - 11:15:00 PST
Almost any B&W hi-con developer will work: D-11, D-19, Dektol or any enlarging paper developer . . .
Nix to D-8, and also Part A/Part B graphic arts "litho" developers - and D-8 as they are strongly alkaline,
and will make the emulsion more soft and delicate. The A/B developer components get mixed just before use,
and they they are so active they consume each other in just a few hours, or less.
Each of these developers needs testing to find how it'll compare to the original TMax D.P. developer.
Close, but adjustments are a good probablility.
JeffreyPaull
On Tue 19/01/10 11:22 , Sonali Film email suppressed sent:
> Dear Frameworkers,
> I've used the Kodak TMax100 Direct Positive Kit in the past to
> hand-process B/W reversal super 8mm film but the kit has been
> discontinued and I'm trying to find some alternatives. Is there
> anything else that people can suggest?
> Thanks in advance.Sonali
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