Development advice for Txi-X Pro 120

[rickyrat]

As a long time user of medium speed b&w films ( FP4 and APX100 ) I

would like to try a faster film with different characteristics. I

have decided to focus on TXP-120 having heard mostly good opinions (

and some bad ) about this film.

 

I develop my films using Rodinal and PMK and would like to stay with

either or both of these

 

Before I begin testing to determine my own personal speed and

development times I would like to hear from others who have played

with this film and would welcome any advise.

[jay_de_fehr]

I've used a lot of TXP in 120 and 4x5 for portraits. It's great stuff and pushes pretty well if you need it to. I've developed it in my usual developers; Xtol, D-76, TmaxRS, a few rolls in Rodinal, a few in Gainer's Vitamin C, perceptol, and microphen. For best speed/grain characteristics I like Xtol @ EI 320. Beautifully smooth skin tones.<div></div>

[johnmarkpainter]

TX and TXP are my main films and Rodinal 1+25 is my main developer.

 

Contrast is easily controlled by Pulling or pushing anywhere from 200-800.

 

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[johnmarkpainter]

Here is TX pushed to 1600 in D76 (it looks really nice in person)

 

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[olliesteiner]

I'm very fond of Tri-X 320TXP. I expose it at EI 200 and develop in HC-110B.<div></div>

[ronald_moravec1]

Nice at ei200 in hc110 1:45 for 4.5 min@ 68. Pleanty of shadow detail and the highlites won`t block.

[pat_wilson1]

Tri-X is a great film. I use Tri-X shot at 260 in D-76 1:1 @68F for 9 1/2 minutes normal development.

[photojim]

You can probably develop it in just about anything. I'm partial to it in PMK, but alas, no scans to show you.

[phillip_p._dimor]

Not sure about TXP120 but for TX120 I fix as if it were TMax..