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XTOL in Ilford Delta Films


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Last week one of my clients (I run a small B&W lab) brought in two rolls of Delta 35 mm. Both were exposed at 400, but one was Delta 100.

PMK is not a good choice for pushing; grain starts to grow. I used XTOL at 1:1 for the time recommened in the Kokak data sheet. I was pleasantly surprised by the generally excellent results. Of course shadow detail was diminished, but the overall quality, as judged only by the contact sheet, was quite good. I am going to investigate XTOL as a 'push' developer, perhaps replacing the T-Max that I currently use for that. I'll keep you posted.

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