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510-Pyro Tri-X 400 @1200 Test
From this initial test it appears 510-Pyro processes Tri-X nicely at 800-1200. Very small grain and fine detail. The "original" size in "All Sizes" is a 2400 dpi scan of the 120 negative. The detail on the screen at on the top of the building is pretty amazing.
Because the buiilding was actually slightly underexposed I lengthened the development time beyond the 800 push time so this was probably processed to something more like 1200 ISO. I still had to bring up the brightness post scan so this may have really effectively been shot closer to 1600 ISO.
Tri-X 400 push processed in 510-Pyro. Rotary processed 1:100 13min 21C.
Captured with a Graflex Miniature Speed Graphic 2x3 (1939-1946 vintage). Rodenstock Ysarex 127mm lens.
510-Pyro Tri-X 400 @1200 Test
From this initial test it appears 510-Pyro processes Tri-X nicely at 800-1200. Very small grain and fine detail. The "original" size in "All Sizes" is a 2400 dpi scan of the 120 negative. The detail on the screen at on the top of the building is pretty amazing.
Because the buiilding was actually slightly underexposed I lengthened the development time beyond the 800 push time so this was probably processed to something more like 1200 ISO. I still had to bring up the brightness post scan so this may have really effectively been shot closer to 1600 ISO.
Tri-X 400 push processed in 510-Pyro. Rotary processed 1:100 13min 21C.
Captured with a Graflex Miniature Speed Graphic 2x3 (1939-1946 vintage). Rodenstock Ysarex 127mm lens.