"Debugging" a Grain Problem...

[garrylewis747]

TG-7 can be ordered from B&H photo-Mfr # EDETG7Q ? B&H # EDTG7Q

14.95 a quart(special order)

[conrad_hoffman]

Ron,

 

Multiple kinds of water! On tap! At specific temperatures! You have been spoiled rotten by the Great Yellow Father, and will require years of therapy to ever again process film in the laundry room sink like the rest of us ;-)

[rowland_mowrey]

Conrad;

 

We were in Canandaigua last night to eat at the Thendara.

 

You certainly can come up here and join me in the darkroom or we can meet up in the field. I'll spoil you.

 

Ron Mowrey

[al_divenuti]

Garry,

 

I have also noticed the offering of TG-7 on the B&W Photo site. TG-7 isn't even listed on the bkaphoto.com site (Brandes, Kalt, Aetna is now the distributor) and I have sent their service department an email to find out if it's still available. When I get a response, I'll post it...

 

FWIW, B&W Photo seems to offer many things on special order that never *DO* arrive...Manfrotto Tripod accessories in particular...

[terry_strobaugh]

I took a "Zone System" course when I was in College and I used Edwal FG7 and Kodak Tri-X. What we found out was you lost a stop of exposure. So I would suggest shooting at 200, at 400 it's like you're "pushing" it, which would increase grain.