Which of these best for Acros 100

[jim_gardner4]

<p>So why does no one use ID11? Am I missing something?</p>

[ned1]

<p>I'm guessing I'm the only one here who uses Divided D-76 (as opposed to plain-old D-76). Works well with Acros and insanely easy to use.</p>

[bob_estremera]

<p>Edward, Let the insanity begin, can you tell me about 'divided D-76' and what makes it so easy?<br /> I'm also interested in how it may retain shadow and highlight detail.<br>

Thanks, Bob</p>

[willscarlett]

<p>I've used Acros with D-76, which is basically the same thing as ID-11. Shot at 100, Acros looks great in it! See the shot of the dog posted above.</p>

[yog_sothoth]

<p>Acros in rodinal looks interesting and is extremely sharp. I prefer Acros in Xtol, personally. Below is an example of Acros at 100 in Rodinal.<br>

<img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/7540110-lg.jpg" alt="" /></p>

[jtk]

<p>Stephen C...nice...what Rodinal dilution/technique? How large have you printed it? Why do you prefer Xtol?</p>

[taje]

<p>I find Acros 100 just LOVELY in Paterson's FX39.. That is, if you're looking for high acutance, which I think might be the case with urban night shots and the lot you mention...<br>

If exposed at 100 ISO, my development is 10 minutes in 1+19 FX39, at 20°C (68°F).</p>

<p>Enjoy.</p>

[pa.patriot]

<p>Just tried Acros in Diafine. I like it. Will be trying some more: ;)<br /> <img src="http://www.frontlinearmory.com/misc/photo/daisies_lg.jpg" alt="" /><br>

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<img src="http://www.frontlinearmory.com/misc/photo/fern_lg.jpg" alt="" /></p>