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Delta 3200 has times up to 24C, and for machine processing says 26C. The graphs go up to 25C. TMax-3200 has times up to 29C, and for push speeds recommends the higher temperatures. (At 20C there are times up to 25 minutes, and that isn't stand processing!) If they recommend up to 29C, I suspect it can survive at least a little higher than that. There are no monobath times on the chart, though. For monobath, the developer has to be at least a little faster than the fixer. I am not sure how that changes with temperature. I might believe a monobath to 37C isn't a bad idea. Otherwise, C41 films like Ilford XP2 go to 100F, though Ilford specifically recommends not using regular black and white developers. Presumably it will still work at 100F if you do. -
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Using up a roll of HP5 in the Nikon N (F) 80. Various lenses including a AF 28-70 3.5-4.5 and a AFD 85 1.8. Tmax developer 1-5 7.5 min.
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